hi, did I miss anything? vbenes@benjoband:~$ ssh networkmanager@ci-slave03 kex_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host
are these node not accessible anymore? Do I just need to update some details?
Thanks, Vladimir
On Wed, 2020-09-02 at 15:33 +0200, Fabian Arrotin wrote:
On 13/08/2020 16:46, Fabian Arrotin wrote:
Hi,
As you noticed recently, we started to refresh the infra used for CentOS CI (not the hardware, still the same, but the software stack and the way to control/manage it).
One of the identified nodes still being used and that needs to be converted to the new infra layout is the ssh jumphost (see https://wiki.centos.org/QaWiki/CI/GettingStarted#How_to_use_it)
Normally, some of you have switched to OpenShift workload, (including to the new Openshift 4/OCP setup that went live recently) but some Projects are still on the old setup with sometimes a need to reach dedicated/shared VMs acting as Jenkins agent[s], connected to Jenkins behind https://ci.centos.org.
We have already provisioned a new VM in the new setup (that can reach the whole CI subnet and VLAN) but here are some points to consider, reason why we wanted to pre-announce long time in advance before we do the real switch) :
- New ssh jump host is CentOS 8 based, versus CentOS 6, meaning
that if you used ssh-dss key (instead of ssh-rsa), you'll *not* be able to connect through that new host. We already identified such keys and Vipul will try (when it's tied to a real email address for the project) to reach out. But better to announce it here too, so that you have time to ask us to reflect a change (through ticket on https://pagure.io/centos-infra/issues)
- Old VM allowed shell access, but it will be disallowed on the
new one (there is no need for shell on that intermediate node anyway). Reminder that you can configure your ssh config to directly use ProxyCommand or even now ProxyJump (on recent openssh-client). See https://wiki.centos.org/TipsAndTricks/SshTips/JumpHost)
- Because the host has a new sshd_host_key, it will come with a
new fingerprint too, so if you have automation and that you don't trust our CA already, the fingerprint for new host will be :
[fingerprint] rsa=3072 SHA256:n7y0qZS/FvhjaskOBds3TTKQh5EtgNQ25E7cmTNBATg (RSA) rsa_md5=3072 MD5:9e:83:46:d0:c5:8a:a0:94:50:10:58:9d:af:ca:50:19 (RSA) ecdsa=256 SHA256:ZQacwDsWkKBYL9HJJYwHr94Ny1sMhHMDnz9GiLFb8Uc (ECDSA) ecdsa_md5=256 MD5:dd:24:ea:6a:fd:8b:29:3d:1d:d0:a9:32:8c:b2:ea:62 (ECDSA)
As we know that it's August and that some of you are probably on PTO (coming back or leaving soon), after discussion with Vipul , David and myself, we considered that we'll probably go live around beginning of September.
Should you have any question around that migration, feel free to reply to this thread (ideally on dedicated ci-users mailing list), or on irc.freenode.net (#centos-ci)
On behalf of the CentOS CI infra team,
Hi all,
As announced (see below), we (CentOS CI infra team) decided to implement that change next week :
Migration is scheduled for """"Monday 7th, 7:00 am UTC time"""". You can convert to local time with $(date -d '2020-09-07 7:00 UTC')
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