Another reminder:  please claim your VPS projects. 70 projects are still
unclaimed and will be shut down at the end of the month if they are not
marked. Please visit this URL and mark your projects as used:

https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/News/Cloud_VPS_2019_Purge

The following projects remain unclaimed:

butterfly
cloud-analytics
cloudstore
collection-alt-renderer
community-labs-monitoring
dashiki
design
download
dumps
etcd
etytree
extdist
general-k8s
gerrit
glampipe
globaleducation
grantreview
gratitude
hat-imagescalers
hhvm
hound
huwiki-dev
iiab
incubator
indico
lewton-test
library-card-test
library-upgrader
lta-tracker
math
matrix
mcr-dev
mwoffliner
newsletter
openocr
openrefine
orig
osmit
otrs
packaging
packagist-mirror
partnermetrics
phabricator
planet
qna
queryrapi
reading-web-staging
sentry
services
social-tools
structurednavigation
telnet
test-twemproxy
thumbor
traffic
videowiki
visualeditor
webperf
wikibrain
wikicitevis
wikidata-autodesc
wikidumpparse
wikifactmine
wikilabels
wikimania-support
wikimetrics
wikistream
wikitextexp
wmf-research-tools
wpx



On 9/30/19 11:24 AM, Andrew Bogott wrote:
> Every year or so the Cloud Services team tries to identify and clean
> up unused projects and VMs.  We do this via an opt-in process: anyone
> can mark a project as 'in use,' and that project will be preserved for
> another year.
>
> I've created a wiki page the lists all existing projects, here:
>
> https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/News/Cloud_VPS_2019_Purge
>
> If you are a VPS user, please visit that page and mark any projects
> that you use as {{Used}}.  Note that it's not necessary for you to be
> a project admin to mark something -- if you know that you're currently
> using a resource and want to keep using it, go ahead and mark it
> accordingly.  If you /are/ a project admin, please take a moment to
> mark which VMs are or aren't used in your projects.
>
> When December arrives, I will shut down and begin the process of
> reclaiming resources from unused projects.
>
> If you think you use a VPS project but aren't sure which, I encourage
> you to poke around on https://tools.wmflabs.org/openstack-browser/ to
> see what looks familiar.  Worst case, just email
> cloud@lists.wikimedia.org with a description of your use case and
> we'll sort it out there.
>
> Exclusive toolforge users are free to ignore this task.
>
> Thank you!
>
> -Andrew and WMCS team




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