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# My servers using nixos
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All of the different hosts (machines) are stored in the `hosts` directory.
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Modules used across different hosts are stored in the `modules` directory.
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The `overlays` directory contains programs that I've packaged for myself.
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That's it, have fun poking around.
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## Systems
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I suppose if you're trying to understand my config you'd need to know where
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this stuff is deployed and what for.
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- blobercraft
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- This is my main homelab server. It's used for my media (jellyfin) along
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with some other stuff that you can find by looking at my config.
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- crayon
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- My vps running somewhere. It hosts my email, git, and site. Along with
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whatever else I've decided I want to be publicly facing.
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If there's something that's in a specific host's directory then it's only used
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for that host, everything shared between them is likely specified in the
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`flake.nix` file. I've tried to add a reasonable amount of comments for things
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that I thought a new user might want to understand as nix is rather poorly
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documented.
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## Maintaining
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I've included a make file to keep remote systems up to date, here's an example
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of what I use to deploy to crayon:
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```sh
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make deploy IP=squi.bid HOST=crayon
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```
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This step requires the remote system to have a crown user who can execute sudo
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commands without an interactive prompt.
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I'll probably end up switching to something more standard once I've got the
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time.
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## TODO:
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- [ ] blobercraft
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- [ ] add a git backup for everything on crayon (if possible)
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- [ ] ff sync server
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- [ ] crayon
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- [ ] find a way to make my site deploy declaratively
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