Few small issues while migrating, but everything should be back up and running now!
Thanks for the patience!
Starting in about ~10 minutes from now, Downtime shouldn't be significant, I hope to wrap this up in under an hourThanks!On Tue, May 6, 2025 at 1:08 PM Hubert Stefański <hstefans@redhat.com> wrote:Hi againSorry for the late notice, I'm going to have to push this migration to tomorrow 7th May 2025 @ 1300 CEST
I was a bit too ambitious in having some changes merged so soon :)My apologies and thank you for your understanding.On Mon, May 5, 2025 at 5:25 PM Hubert Stefański <hstefans@redhat.com> wrote:Hi folksHubert from the Automotive Toolchain team here, we're the folks that produce and manage the artifacts (and the associated infrastructure) that you can find on the autosd.sig.centos.org web server.We'll be performing a bit of maintenance and an upgrade to that deployment tomorrow 6th May 2025 @ 1300 CEST see below for a handy reference for your local timezone[1].What's going to change?We'll no longer be serving the artifacts from local storage attached to the web server instance, instead we'll be using AWS CloudFront. So, instead of downloading the files directly from the web server, you'll be redirected to the relevant file in CloudFront.
The aim of this change is to improve download speeds and resiliency at scale for our users.If you're simply browsing the UI through autosd.sig.centos.org you won't really notice anything out of the ordinary, we've kept the index structure as-is, what you will notice is that once you click a file download through the UI, you'll be redirected to https://download.autosd.sig.centos.org/ (with the relevant file key) so don't be surprised, or alarmed by that.However, if you're using recursive wget, or anything of that sort to fetch artifacts from autosd.sig.centos.org, you'll need to be aware that normal page crawling might not be possible, so if you intend to download a whole directory, please use the following:
```
wget autosd.stg.sig.centos.org/AutoSD-9/nightly/download.txt
wget -i download.txt
```The command above will work for all directories, and subdirectories, the download.txt file simply gathers all the file reference keys from the s3 and puts them into a single file.Likewise, if you want to download a file from that web server, all you need to do is replace `autosd.sig.centos.org/<filepath>` with `https://download.autosd.sig.centos.org/<filepath>`This is still an early experimental version, so If you have any questions, concerns, issues, bugs or feedback, feel free to reach out, and we'll do our best to address it ASAP.Thank you!
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