The analytics1032.eqiad.wmnet host is an old hadoop node that we have used for the Hadoop testing cluster. This was allowed by the SRE team as a special case since testing the Kerberos authentication scheme in cloud/labs was not enough. The host is giving more issues that benefits and since it is OOW, let's decom it.
- - all system services confirmed offline from production use
- - set all icinga checks to maint mode/disabled while reclaim/decommmission takes place.
- - remove system from all lvs/pybal active configuration
- - any service group puppet/hiera/dsh config removed
- - remove site.pp, replace with role(spare::system)
- - unassign service owner from this task, check off completed steps,
Steps for DC-Ops:
The following steps cannot be interrupted, as it will leave the system in an unfinished state.
Start non-interrupt steps:
[]x - disable puppet on host (host stuck in boot, skipped)
- - power down host
- - update netbox status to Inventory (if decom) or Planned (if spare)
- - disable switch port
- - switch port assignment noted on this task (for later removal)
- - remove all remaining puppet references (include role::spare)
- - remove production dns entries
- - puppet node clean, puppet node deactivate (handled by wmf-decommission-host)
- - remove dbmonitor entries on neodymium/sarin: sudo curl -X DELETE https://debmonitor.discovery.wmnet/hosts/${HOST_FQDN} --cert /etc/debmonitor/ssl/cert.pem --key /etc/debmonitor/ssl/server.key (handled by wmf-decommission-host)
End non-interrupt steps.
- - system disks wiped (by onsite)
- - IF DECOM: system unracked and decommissioned (by onsite), update racktables with result
- - IF DECOM: switch port configration removed from switch once system is unracked.
- - IF DECOM: add system to decommission tracking google sheet
- - IF DECOM: mgmt dns entries removed.
- - IF RECLAIM: system added back to spares tracking (by onsite)