From 588919965350beefc08d8e382de727eb21295b0a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: gennyble Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2024 05:32:02 -0500 Subject: march 13th, 2024 this is what was published on the 10th, here. https://amble.quest/notice/AfhzCKhLrynnNg5Qsi --- .gitignore | 15 ++ .times | 114 +++++++++++++- readme.md | 6 +- served/bits/bits.css | 17 +++ served/bits/bits.html | 48 ++++++ served/bits/poem.css | 14 ++ served/bits/ramen-bowl.html | 25 ++++ served/bits/scrap/scrap.css | 73 +++++++++ served/bits/scrap/scrap.html | 95 ++++++++++++ served/bits/smoems.html | 60 ++++++++ served/bits/touching-grass/grass.vtt | 5 + served/bits/touching-grass/touching-grass.css | 45 ++++++ served/bits/touching-grass/touching-grass.html | 80 ++++++++++ served/colorsquash/colorsquash.html | 94 ++++++++++++ served/home.html | 66 +++++++++ served/styles/common.css | 65 ++++++++ served/styles/home.css | 147 +++++++++++++++++++ served/styles/post.css | 5 + served/things/sillygifs/sillygifs.css | 22 +++ 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+ Bits of my world presented as photos, poetry, or prose. +

+ +
    +
  1. ramen-bowl.html — a poem about my ramen noodel bowl
    2. +
  2. touching-grass.html — a short video with an exciteable description
    3. +
  3. smoems.html — transplanted poems from twitter
    4. +
+ +
+
+

scrap/

+ +

+ bits of usually-metal that I find while walking around (or really just + happen upon). Collected and + photographed for your viewing pleasure :D +

+
+ +
+

Ramen Bowl

+ 
+once daily, perchance twice
+i will have a ramen.
+flavoured beef, maybe chicken.
+
+in it goes tabasco, paprika.
+the packet of course.
+
+to wash the bowl takes so much.
+i do not wash the bowl.
+
+my ramens own a bowl.
+collecting flavour of the past!
+for the future now.
+
+
+
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+once daily, perchance twice
+i will have a ramen.
+flavoured beef, maybe chicken.
+
+in it goes tabasco, paprika.
+the packet of course.
+
+to wash the bowl takes so much.
+i do not wash the bowl.
+
+my ramens own a bowl.
+collecting flavour of the past!
+for the future now.
+
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+ I walk around a lot. Quite a bit, really! And I tend to notice weird little bits on the ground. + I pick these things up and cherish them. + And I'll catalog them here. My good little bits of scrap :D +

+ +
+
+

Wrench

+ +
+ + a half-inch wrench sitting on an open palm. +

+ look at my wrench! I found it in a crack! Where a parking-lot-blacktop met the concrete transition + from the road. I'm quite surprised I saw it; It was very well hidden. While I was + walking over it I noticed a glimmer, kept walking, and then double-took with a + sort of "what was that?" And there it was! +

+

+ It's of the half-inch variety, a crescent on one end and a box-head the other. Oh, it's just so good! A proper + spanner! This find elates me so. +

+
+ + + + + + prehistory + + +
+
+

Belt Buckle

+

time forgotten

+
+ + a belt buckle branded Aeropostale in cursive, stylized writing sitting on bricks. +

+ This little guy I found next to a brick, industrial building in Bensenville, Illinois. I was + very excited to find it! It's a belt buckle! That's so weird! How was it separated from + it's lengthy leather companion? +

+

+ The body of the buckle seems to be some kind of stainless steel, but I can't be sure. It + has "Aéropostale" written on the frame where you might thread the belt material through. + The branding appears to be cast into it. The bar is very rusty and I would guess is a kind + of mild steel. +

+
+ +
+
+

Grace

+ +
+ + a small, metal placard with the word grace written on it haphazardly in varying tones of grey. there is a color test chart in the top-left corner. +

+ I found this walking through an under-construction bike path. It was mysteriously lying in a mound of dirt along + the path. +

+

+ The metal feels lighter than steel and it's not magnetic; it might be made of aluminum? The writing feels rough. + I think + it's an etching or engraving. +

+ The top-left corner of the placard cropped on the colour chart +

+ The little colour test chart is very interesting. Along the top it's labelled A through D + and the side 1 through 6. Only sixteen of the positions appear to have a colour. Most are + shades of yellow or grey. A-2 is a very nice blue, C-5 a pleasing pink. They get darker as + the rows go down, the sixth being too dark to make out much hue. +

+
+ +

i have lots more prehistory to add as i go through my + little box and take photos

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+ small poems; here they are! i posted most of them before to twitter, but that's for the birds. +

+ +
+ + + +
+too much walking
+made these feet real sore.
+but the stillness was mocking
+so i did a little more.
+
+just now a dull ache
+as 've worn away the pain
+we now all understand
+in stillness, there's no gain
+
+ +
+ + + +
+i went for a walk tonight but
+	i walked too fast;
+i jogged down the middle of the street and
+	took a stride too big;
+i ran with arms pumping much too hard; i sprinted and
+i lost
+my legs.
+my breath
+left me.
+i hovered—
+i flew.
+
+ +
+ + +
+in which she drank two monster
+(and ten ounces coffee)
+in which she looks for her w-2.
+(well, is supposed to be).
+in which she's lost track of time
+(and her place therein).
+in which she types to you from her car.
+
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+ + +
+ + +[@paragraphs on] + +I took this short video to send to a friend one day and accidentally +made a 106 frame masterpiece. Well, that's hyperbolic, but there's a +lot I enjoy about it. + +[#the-colours] +The contrast between my orange painted nails and the surprisingly +green grass is pretty pleasing. I think the gentle brown of the brick +in the bottom-left corner helps keep from an overwhelming greenery. +Thanks bricks :) + +[#the-composition] +The accidental camera movement is nice, too. I like the angle the camera is at and the way it wobbles. +It's clearly hand-held. At 1.3-ish-seconds +you can see I gently sway forward, but seem to be less wobbly. I'm braced; +I'm stable! I have-three-points-of-contact-with-the-ground! Then, at roughly +2 seconds when the grass finally +yields, I get rocked back and wobbles resume. + +[#the-sound] +The sound! And the sound. The ripping of the grass. That planty matter finally giving way. The fibrous tearing. +I just like it; I enjoy it! I greatly appreciate it. diff --git a/served/colorsquash/colorsquash.html b/served/colorsquash/colorsquash.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..982eeb6 --- /dev/null +++ b/served/colorsquash/colorsquash.html @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +--- +template=post +title=Colorsquash +--- +[@paragraphs off] + + + +
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+ a small dog laying on a concrete floor in an industrial building +
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+ the same image in 256 color. there are some visual differences, but the two images look very similar +
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+ GitHub's alright, but I think it'd be neat to host binaries here, too. They're still generated in GitHub's CI for now however. +

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+ my face in 256 color with red and blue fringing + +
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Contact~,.

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Hello,

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+ I'm genny. I like to write software things.
+ small, intentional tools and multimedia experiments are some of my favourite projects to work on. +

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sharing images, videos,
bits/ of my world

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  2. touching-grass.html
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— scrap

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+ dropped things collected: scrap.html +

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+ last update:
+ - wrench! +

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+ animated gif counting from 0 to 9. the digits are written left to right rather then replacing the previous +
+ +I really like GIFs. As cute little weird things people send to one another, +and as an at-the-time-of-writing 34 year old file format. So I thought I'd make a +few. + +The one that's counting above in an ambery colour is in the font Alarm Clock. +You can find it here: dafont.com/alarm-clock. + +I wanted to make a long gif. A sillily long gif. Something so long that I seriously doubt anyone will let it +play through entirely. Below is a set of five gif that count to different powers of ten with a second +between numbers. They're black and white and are in the Instruction font +(dafont). + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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+ TL;DR; if you migrated your Akkoma's postgres and now you're getting timeouts +

+ It might need a reindex. Use psql to connect + to the database and run REINDEX DATABASE akkoma;. + This might take awhile. +

+
+ +
+ +Recently I went about trying to get the services running on +my VPS to be happy in a gig of RAM. I did not achieve this, +but I found a solution that worked nearly as well. + +I wanted to try to scale my VPS, on the "Linode 4GB" plan, back down to a Nanode. It +started it's life as a Nanode but Akkoma - well, Pleroma then - +was greatly displeased with this and pegged my CPU at 100%. Since +my CPU usage lately peaks at 30% and averages 18%, this no longer +seems to be the case. + +To re-nanode, I had to fit in 1G of memory. +I managed to shave the 110M I needed +by asking systemd-journald to stop using 80M of memory +(it seemed to ignore my 10M plea, but it dropped by 30M so whatever), +telling Postgres to max use 100M, and disabling things that +I as not actively using anymore. + +I didn't specifically want to learn the ins-and-outs of Postgres +performance tuning, so I used pgtune +to give me the right config lines for 100M. It worked well! + +This was all for naught, though, because I couldn't get my +disk to fit under 25G, which was also a requirement of nanodeisation that I'd +forgotten about. The database itself was 9.9G! You can +Prune old remote posts +but I didn't really want to do that yet. It seems like the right +way to go, but I had one more trick. + +

Two of Them?

+ +I have to keep a separate VPS around for another thing, and it gets +half a percent of CPU usage, which is... not a lot. All it does is serve +a single-page static site through Nginx. I could almost +certainly put this on the same server as all my things, but +I like having the separation. + +This does mean that I pay for almost an entire Nanode to do +very nearly nothing. + +By putting Postgres on it I'd lose the different-machine aspect +of the separation, but gain so much disk space and memory. The +single-page-static is still on a separate public IP which is +good enough for me! + +

Postgres Migration

+ +(more of a recount of events than a guide, but written guidlike? just pay mind to the commands and you'll be fine) + +Install Postgres on the new server. It doesn't have to be the +same major version since we're going to dump and restore the +database which is +the recommended upgrade method anyway. +Don't forget to run initdb and give your data +directory with the -D flag. Run it under the +postgres user. + +Now create the database and role that you'll use. In my experience +these have to match the database you're migrating from. I followed +the Akkoma database restore/move +docs and ended up using psql, again under the postgres user, to run +CREATE USER akkoma WITH ENCRYPTED PASSWORD '<database-password>'; and +CREATE DATABASE akkoma OWNER akkoma;. (well, i replaced akkoma with pleroma and later used alter queries to change them, but that's because my database is old) + +After that was ready, I used my firewall of choice (ufw) to +allow the servers to talk using their private IPs (yay same datacenter). After that was done, I ran +this command pg_dump -U akkoma -C akkoma | ssh dynamo "sudo psql -U akkoma -d akkoma" +and waited. +dynamo being the host of the new postgres server and owner of a spot in my .ssh/config. + +A Note:
+you can directly do pg_dump ... | psql ... but the Postgres upgrade +docs say you need to use the new psql version to upgrade, and the old server was missing that +binary. Instead of seeing if psql 13 would work or if I could get psql 15 working there, I +pipped it over ssh. + +It completed quicker than I thought, the command only took 21 minutes!, and all seemed well. + +

All Was Not Well

+ +First, to prevent Akkoma from receiving activites that may +be lost if I have to revert, I disallowed everything on 80/443 +except to my own IP so I could see if the web interface was working. +Yeah my website'd be down for a bit but it was whatever. (i think i could've + edited the nginx config to the same effect, but this was easier) + +I edited my /etc/pleroma/config.exs to point +to the new postgres server and started Akkoma, but new-Postgres didn't +see a connection? Oh, I edited the wrong config and it was still +connecting to the local Postgres. + +I deleted /etc/pleroma, so I'd stop getting confused by +it, and edited the correct file: /opt/pleroma/config/prod.secret.exs +(this is because I'm a From Source install). + +Aaaand it didn't work. Turns out it was trying to connect to it's own private IP +because copy-paste can be hard sometimes. Glad I stopped old-Postgres. + +Fixing that, I finally saw connections on the other machine. New problem: Akkoma +timesout the query after 15000ms (15 seconds) because it was taking too long. what? +and nothing is loading? ahhh. + +per the Akkoma docs from earlier, I ran some commands to try and cleanup +the database. I'm a +From Source install, so I can mix pleroma.database vacuum analyze +which did not help so I tried it again with full instead +of analyze. This also did not help. + +I think what I was looking for was Akkoma to throw a fit as evidence that +something weird happened during the transfer, but nothing went wrong. + +So I was out of ideas. I am a Postgres novice and I'm out of luck. What +does someone like me do when out of luck? Past the error into Google of course! +Maybe I should've done that from the start, right, but I don't get +many results for Akkoma or Pleroma normally. + +So to google I went! And pasted timed out because it queued and checked out the connection for longer than 15000ms + +and then I read +a comment from al2o3cr that said: + +
+

Usually that's an indication of database issues, from missing indexes to queries that need optimization.

+
+ +"Missing indexes" there caught my eye. It made a lot of sense to me. It's +taking so long because it's either digging through the 2.5 million activities +in the database, or it's trying to reindex the thing (both?). A quick +google later and I ran REINDEX akkoma; from psql which literally +fixed all of my problems. + +That's it! take care and don't forget to reindex after your migration. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/served/words/atom.xml b/served/words/atom.xml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d8a38d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/served/words/atom.xml @@ -0,0 +1,196 @@ + + + + gennyble's writing + Technical writing; project updates; weeknotes + 2024-03-02T01:42:00-06:00 + + + https://nyble.dev/words/atom.xml + + + gennyble + gen@nyble.dev + + + + + Akkoma Postgres Migration + + https://nyble.dev/atom/writing-1/akkoma-postgres-migration + + 2023-10-18T23:16:00-05:00 + 2023-10-18T23:16:00-05:00 + + +<p> +<i>(i'm going to say Pleroma a lot here where Akkoma might + be correct for newly installed software, but my instance is + a few years old and this is more of a telling-of-events than + a guide)</i> +</p> +<details class="tldr"> + <summary>TL;DR; if you migrated your Akkoma's postgres and now you're getting timeouts</summary> + <p> + It might need a reindex. Use <code>psql</code> to connect + to the database and run <code>REINDEX DATABASE akkoma;</code>. + This might take awhile. + </p> +</details> +<hr/> +<p> +Recently I went about trying to get the services running on +my VPS to be happy in a gig of RAM. I did not achieve this, +but I found a solution that worked nearly as well. +</p> +<p> +I wanted to try to scale my VPS, on the "Linode 4GB" plan, back down to a Nanode. It +started it's life as a Nanode but Akkoma - well, Pleroma then - +was greatly displeased with this and pegged my CPU at 100%. Since +my CPU usage lately peaks at 30% and averages 18%, this no longer +seems to be the case. +</p> +<p> +To re-nanode, I had to fit in 1G of memory. +I managed to shave the 110M I needed +by asking <code>systemd-journald</code> to stop using 80M of memory +<i>(it seemed to ignore my 10M plea, but it dropped by 30M so whatever)</i>, +telling Postgres to max use 100M, and disabling things that +I as not actively using anymore. +</p> +<p> +I didn't specifically want to learn the ins-and-outs of Postgres +performance tuning, so I used <a href="https://pgtune.leopard.in.ua/">pgtune</a> +to give me the right config lines for 100M. It worked well! +</p> +<p> +This was all for naught, though, because I couldn't get my +disk to fit under 25G, which was also a requirement of nanodeisation that I'd +forgotten about. The database itself was 9.9G! You can +<a href="https://docs.akkoma.dev/stable/administration/CLI_tasks/database/#prune-old-remote-posts-from-the-database">Prune old remote posts</a> +but I didn't really want to do that yet. It seems like the right +way to go, but I had one more trick. +</p> +<h2 id="two-of-them">Two of Them?</h2> +<p> +I have to keep a separate VPS around for another thing, and it gets +half a percent of CPU usage, which is... not a lot. All it does is serve +a single-page static site through Nginx. I could almost +certainly put this on the same server as all my things, but +I like having the separation. +</p> +<p> +This does mean that I pay for almost an entire Nanode to do +very nearly nothing. +</p> +<p> +By putting Postgres on it I'd lose the different-machine aspect +of the separation, but gain so much disk space and memory. The +single-page-static is still on a separate public IP which is +good enough for me! +</p> +<h3 id="setup-postgres">Postgres Migration</h3> +<i>(more of a recount of events than a guide, but written guidlike? just pay mind to the commands and you'll be fine)</i> +<p> +Install Postgres on the new server. It doesn't have to be the +same major version since we're going to dump and restore the +database which is +<a href="https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/upgrading.html">the recommended upgrade method anyway</a>. +Don't forget to run <code>initdb</code> and give your data +directory with the <code>-D</code> flag. Run it under the +postgres user. +</p> +<p> +Now create the database and role that you'll use. In my experience +these have to match the database you're migrating from. I followed +the <a href="https://docs.akkoma.dev/stable/administration/backup/#restoremove">Akkoma database restore/move</a> +docs and ended up using psql, again under the postgres user, to run +<code>CREATE USER akkoma WITH ENCRYPTED PASSWORD '&lt;database-password&gt;';</code> and +<code>CREATE DATABASE akkoma OWNER akkoma;</code>. <i>(well, i replaced akkoma with pleroma and later used alter queries to change them, but that's because my database is old)</i> +</p> +<p> +After that was ready, I used my firewall of choice (ufw) to +allow the servers to talk using their private IPs <i>(yay same datacenter)</i>. After that was done, I ran +this command <code>pg_dump -U akkoma -C akkoma | ssh dynamo "sudo psql -U akkoma -d akkoma"</code> +and waited. +<i>dynamo</i> being the host of the new postgres server and owner of a spot in my .ssh/config. +</p> +<p> +A Note:<br/> +you can directly do <code>pg_dump ... | psql ...</code> but the Postgres upgrade +docs say you need to use the new psql version to upgrade, and the old server was missing that +binary. Instead of seeing if psql 13 would work or if I could get psql 15 working there, I +pipped it over ssh. +</p> +<p> +It completed quicker than I thought, the command only took 21 minutes!, and all seemed well. +</p> +<h3 id="all-was-not-well">All Was Not Well</h3> +<p> +First, to prevent Akkoma from receiving activites that may +be lost if I have to revert, I disallowed everything on 80/443 +except to my own IP so I could see if the web interface was working. +Yeah my website'd be down for a bit but it was whatever. <i>(i think i could've + edited the nginx config to the same effect, but this was easier)</i> +</p> +<p> +I edited my <code>/etc/pleroma/config.exs</code> to point +to the new postgres server and started Akkoma, but new-Postgres didn't +see a connection? Oh, I edited the wrong config and it was still +connecting to the local Postgres. +</p> +<p> +I deleted <code>/etc/pleroma</code>, so I'd stop getting confused by +it, and edited the <i>correct</i> file: <code>/opt/pleroma/config/prod.secret.exs</code> +<i>(this is because I'm a From Source install)</i>. +</p> +<p> +Aaaand it didn't work. Turns out it was trying to connect to it's own private IP +because copy-paste can be hard sometimes. Glad I stopped old-Postgres. +</p> +<p> +Fixing that, I finally saw connections on the other machine. New problem: Akkoma +timesout the query after 15000ms (15 seconds) because it was taking too long. what? +and nothing is loading? ahhh. +</p> +<p> +per the Akkoma docs from earlier, I ran some commands to try and cleanup +the database. I'm a +From Source install, so I can <code>mix pleroma.database vacuum analyze</code> +which did <i>not help</i> so I tried it again with <code>full</code> instead +of <code>analyze</code>. This also did not help. +</p> +<p> +I think what I was looking for was Akkoma to throw a fit as evidence that +something weird happened during the transfer, but nothing went wrong. +</p> +<p> +So I was out of ideas. I am a Postgres novice and I'm out of luck. What +does someone like me do when out of luck? Past the error into Google of course! +Maybe I should've done that from the start, right, but I don't get +many results for Akkoma or Pleroma normally. +</p> +<p> +So to google I went! And pasted <q>timed out because it queued and checked out the connection for longer than 15000ms</q> +</p> +<p> +and then I read +<a href="https://elixirforum.com/t/timed-out-because-it-queued-and-checked-out-the-connection-for-longer-than-15000ms/34793/4">a comment from al2o3cr</a> that said: +</p> +<blockquote> + <p>Usually that's an indication of database issues, from missing indexes to queries that need optimization.</p> +</blockquote> +<p> +"Missing indexes" there caught my eye. It made a lot of sense to me. It's +taking so long because it's either digging through the 2.5 million activities +in the database, or it's trying to reindex the thing <i>(both?)</i>. A quick +google later and I ran <code>REINDEX akkoma;</code> from psql which literally +fixed all of my problems. +</p> +<p> +That's it! take care and don't forget to reindex after your migration. +</p> + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/served/words/words.html b/served/words/words.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c33515d --- /dev/null +++ b/served/words/words.html @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +--- +template=post +title=Writing +style=/styles/post.css +--- + +If I write about tech things, you'll be able to find those things here. + +The writing is part of the website Atom Feed. + +
+ Akkoma Postgres Migration +

+ A retelling of how I migrated my Akkoma instance's Postgres database and the troubles I faced. +

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