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Bundles the inventory expansion since 2026-04-22:

- New host dirs (READMEs + ssh-target where dir name doesn't resolve):
    ana-nas, ana-wg, esh-vm-db, nh3-nas, pbs-ana, pbs-nh3.
- New PFI VM snapshots (registered + key-installed 2026-04-23):
    ana-filebot, pfi-ana-webhost, pfi-postgres, pfi-pteradactyl,
    pfi-tacticalrmm, sf-ana-container, sfsrv-ana (system + proxmox).
- servers/irv-ml1: ONBOARDING.md (the first-time setup notes from when
  the host was brought into the fleet) + ssh-target (10.100.79.3 over
  the WG tunnel — name doesn't DNS-resolve from this workstation).
- servers/{ana-ml2,pfi-pve,sf-r630}/README.md: updates to capture BMC
  IPs, the iDRAC vs OS hostname distinction (sf-r630 hardware =
  sfsrv-ana OS), and the ana-ml2 Supermicro BMC (10.250.250.50,
  distinct from the Dell R750xs iDRAC).
- configs/homepage/docker.yaml: irv-ml1-docker provider added so
  homepage auto-discovers irv-ml1's stacks over the WG tunnel.
- docs/orientation.md: narrative fleet overview written for fresh
  Claude sessions — sites, backup architecture, governing principles,
  gotchas, where-to-look guide. Pointed at from CLAUDE.md.
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# irv-ml1 onboarding checklist
Steps to bring irv-ml1 fully into the fleet, matching the conventions
used by the other hosts.
## Already done (repo-side)
- [x] `servers/irv-ml1/` registered, ssh-target + system-details captured
- [x] SSH config alias `ssh irv-ml1`
- [x] CLAUDE.md Servers table + Placement rules updated
- [x] `configs/restic/irv-ml1/profiles.yaml` + README drafted
- [x] Homepage card under new `Infra - IRV` group (IRV-ML1 ping monitor)
- [x] Homepage `docker.yaml` entry staged (commented) for Docker auto-discovery
- [x] Homepage `settings.yaml` — `Infra - IRV` group added to Infrastructure tab
## To do on the host
### 1. Rename hostname (optional, non-blocking)
```bash
ssh -t irv-ml1 'sudo hostnamectl set-hostname irv-ml1 && \
sudo sed -i "s/ana-ml1/irv-ml1/g" /etc/hosts && \
hostname && cat /etc/hostname'
scripts/refresh-server-info.sh irv-ml1 # capture new identity
```
### 2. Add lkraven to docker group (blocks server_inspect full output)
```bash
ssh -t irv-ml1 'sudo usermod -aG docker lkraven'
# then logout + login for group to take effect
```
### 3. Install Docker + Dockge (your call on convention adoption)
Once installed, create the fleet-standard directory layout:
```bash
ssh -t irv-ml1 'sudo mkdir -p /opt/docker/{compose,conf} && \
sudo chown -R lkraven:lkraven /opt/docker'
```
Create the external traefik-net (even if no traefik here yet — stacks
reference it as `external: true`):
```bash
ssh -t irv-ml1 'docker network create traefik-net'
```
### 4. Expose Docker socket on port 2375 (for homepage auto-discovery)
On irv-ml1:
```bash
sudo mkdir -p /etc/systemd/system/docker.service.d
sudo tee /etc/systemd/system/docker.service.d/override.conf > /dev/null <<'EOF'
[Service]
ExecStart=
ExecStart=/usr/bin/dockerd -H fd:// -H tcp://0.0.0.0:2375
EOF
sudo systemctl daemon-reload && sudo systemctl restart docker
```
Then uncomment the `irv-ml1-docker:` block in
`configs/homepage/docker.yaml` and push homepage config.
**Trust model:** 2375 is unencrypted; only safe because it's bound to
the WG tunnel interface on the remote side. Confirm your firewall
rules prevent exposure of 2375 on any non-WG interface.
### 5. Deploy Dockge
Standard fleet pattern — see `stacks/dockge/` or copy from
esh-docker-vm/nh3-docker. Port 5001. After Dockge is up:
- Uncomment the `IRV-ML1-Dockge` entry in `configs/homepage/services.yaml`
- Push homepage config
### 6. Deploy monitoring agents
Cross-site Beszel + Dozzle agents report to hubs on ana-docker:
- `beszel-agent` → ana-docker's Beszel hub
- `dozzle-agent` → ana-docker's Dozzle hub
Copy compose files from another host (`stacks/beszel-agent/`,
`stacks/dozzle-agent/`) and adjust `HUB_URL` / TOKEN / display name
for irv-ml1.
### 7. Set up restic
Follow `configs/restic/irv-ml1/README.md` exactly:
1. Create `irv-ml1` htpasswd entry on rest-server-nh3 (not rest-server-ana
— we target the NH3 side because it's the WG termination endpoint)
2. Install `/etc/restic/restic.env` + `/etc/restic/password` on irv-ml1
3. `restic init`
4. Install resticprofile
5. Deploy `profiles.yaml`
6. `resticprofile schedule --all`
7. First manual backup
8. Verify snapshot appears in Backrest UI on ana-docker
### 8. Push homepage config to make cards live
After each homepage YAML edit in this repo:
```bash
rsync -av --exclude='.env' --exclude='.env.*' \
configs/homepage/ esh-docker-vm:/opt/docker/conf/homepage/
```
## Verification after everything
```bash
# Host reachable through WG
ssh irv-ml1 hostname
# Docker up, 2375 listening
ssh irv-ml1 'docker ps && ss -tlnp | grep 2375'
# Dockge up
curl -fsS http://10.100.79.3:5001/ >/dev/null && echo DOCKGE_OK
# Agents reporting (check from ana-docker)
ssh ana-docker 'docker exec beszel docker logs 2>&1 | grep irv-ml1 | tail'
# Restic timer armed
ssh irv-ml1 'systemctl list-timers "resticprofile*"'
# First restic snapshot visible
# -> Backrest UI → repos → irv-ml1
```
## WireGuard health considerations
Everything this host does depends on the WG tunnel. Worth adding:
- Beszel alert on ping loss to 10.100.50.50 (WG peer)
- Or a simple cron on ana-docker that pings 10.100.79.3 every 5 min
and alerts via mailrise on failure
Not blocking onboarding, but the tunnel is the hidden SPOF for every
irv-ml1 service.