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Malin fa7c367420 skills: fleet map, default-deny standard, modded-app and vuln-scan skills
- server-fleet-map: add gringo row
- bastille-jail-provisioning: elevate default-deny-outbound to the standard
  for every new jail; reference gringo's live pf.conf
- modded-app-update-pattern: new skill, fork/rebase pattern for locally
  patched apps; uses tailnetatlas on gringo as the concrete example
- dependency-vuln-scanning: new skill, npm audit / pip-audit / osv-scanner
  cadence for deployments and monthly thereafter
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name, description
name description
server-fleet-map Use when deciding WHICH host a piece of work belongs on, or when you need a host's connection details. Reference map of the FreeBSD/bastille jail fleet and what each host is actually for.

Server Fleet Map

All hosts reachable over Tailscale (root@<host>, SSH key /root/.ssh/id_ed25519 unless noted). Each host has a distinct purpose — check this before assuming a new site/service belongs on whichever host you happen to already be connected to.

Host Tailscale IP Purpose Notes
staging 100.104.61.54 Dev/staging — pre-production testing, throwaway experiments New jail IPs here need the same arp-scan discipline as everywhere else on this shared LAN (see bastille-jail-provisioning skill) — this is where that gotcha was first found.
venus 100.109.251.127 (LAN 192.168.0.33) Corporate — internal business sites/tools, the iWP.es plugin-subscription platform, and other CloudHost-org first-party projects Bastille jails, combined web+db (local MariaDB, no shared external DB host). New jails typically created via bastille clone -a <known-good-base> rather than from scratch.
granja 100.98.197.28 Affiliate network — the travel/tourism site network (menorca.ro, palma.ro, and similar) No public interface configured directly; sits behind a reverse-proxy manager (NPM) over Tailscale. See docs/server-granja.md for the local-curl-simulates-NPM testing trick.
funky 100.127.21.100 (LAN 192.168.0.218) Customers — sites migrated from the old Linux affiliate fleet, actual paying-customer properties (e.g. news.easycut.es, photomouse.ro) Combined web+db+valkey, bastille jails. Migration target that absorbed several now-decommissioned Linux hosts (maagar, shoe, proton).
gringo 100.95.46.79 (LAN 192.168.168.68) Internal apps/tools host — replacement for the old Linux Docker host barky-1 ~45 Bastille VNET jails on 10.20.0.0/24 (APIs, dashboards, Gitea, analytics, productivity tools). Default-deny outbound pf model; NPM dedicated ports 8000 + last octet. See docs/server-gringo.md.
zamolxis 100.115.128.41 Standalone (non-jailed) FreeBSD site host Not part of the granja/external-fleet jail families — a single site (Newspaper/tagDiv theme, PHP 8.5) running directly on the host, not in a jail.
cabrera 100.100.108.19, SSH port 79 External Linux affiliate-network host (BTPanel-style) Part of the older Linux fleet (alongside raptor/maagar/formentor/moonie/spunky/proton/shoe — several since decommissioned/migrated to funky). Hosts easycut.es's main WooCommerce e-commerce site directly (not jailed).

How to decide where new work belongs

  1. What kind of thing is it? A corporate/internal tool → venus. A customer's production site → funky. A new affiliate-network travel site → granja. A quick experiment or something not ready for anything resembling production → staging.
  2. Does it already have an established host from a related sibling project? (e.g. another CloudHost-org first-party tool already lives on venus) — match that, don't scatter related things across hosts without a reason.
  3. When genuinely unsure, ask rather than guessing — which host something lives on affects DNS, backup scope, and who has access to it later.

Gitea (separate from any of the above)

https://devops.cloudhost.es — not one of the site-hosting fleet, this is the internal git/CI host. Orgs seen so far: CloudHost (main internal projects + this skills repo), iWP.es (the plugin-subscription product and its forked/rebranded plugins), InformatiQ (the security plugin), External (mirrors of third-party repos for internal reference).