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Deployment

Table of Contents

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Diagram - Single Environment

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RAM (GB)

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web

db

geo

total

DEV

3

4

5

12

QA

4

6

8

18

PROD

4

6

8

18

TOTAL




48

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DISK

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web

db

geo

total

DEV

1

1

1

3

QA

8GB

8GB

8GB

24GB

PROD

10 GB

20GB

200GB

230GB

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We're planning to use VMware vSphere Essentials Kits to manage the VMs. This will be a Carinet responsibility to setup the Essential Kits on all VMs, SFGov should be able to connect to the VMs remotely via vSphere Client.

Carinet Responsibilities

  • Provision hardware
  • Provide 3 VMs
  • VMWare version 4.1
  • install Centos 5 64-bit on each VM
  • install package manager (yum or Apt-get)

All other software will be installed by city employees.

Security

We assume the following.

  • The data center is physically secure.
  • VMware installation has latest kernel updates/patches

Please let us know if any of these assumptions is incorrect.

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SE Linux

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Do not enable SE Linux.

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SSH Access

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All VMs shall be accessible via ssh.
The city will provide public keys for those that will have linux root access.

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Services

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All services shall be disabled unless otherwise requested.
Specifically, the following shall be disabled

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  • outgoing mail
  • SSH
  • firewall (see below)

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Firewall Configuration

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Allow access to the web server VM from

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  • ssh
  • port 5432 from web server
  • port 5432 from geo server

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TCP Wrapper Configuration

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Can we restrict port level access?

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Is there anything we missed?
Any changes that you recommend?

SFGov Responsibilites

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Install application software including the following.

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You (city employees) will need to see the EAS SVN readme for all the excruciating details.

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  • set up nagios
    • what version?
    • monitor and notify for the follow
      • disk space
      • what else?

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linux admin

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  • set up appropriate new linux users
    • Password & Access security
    • use of public/private keys
  • limit root access
  • use sudo as needed
  • provide file system security
    • umask settings
    • setting up appropriate file permissions
Tests

Test the following application/server connection pairs via SSH tunnel

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