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Todo Completion Guide
Generated: 2025-11-27
Status: Many tasks require SSH access or manual intervention
Task Categories
✅ Can Be Automated (Via API/Scripts)
These tasks can be completed programmatically:
- VM Deployment - Can be done via Proxmox API
- VM Configuration - Can be done via Proxmox API
- Template Verification - Can be checked via API
- Cloudflare Credentials - Can be added to .env file
⚠️ Requires SSH Access
These tasks require SSH access to Proxmox servers:
- Cluster Configuration - Must run
pvecmcommands on servers - NFS Storage Configuration - Must run
pvesmcommands on servers - VLAN Configuration - Must modify network interfaces on servers
- Service Configuration - Must SSH to VMs
🔧 Requires Manual Intervention
These tasks require console access or manual steps:
- OS Installation - Requires Proxmox console access
- Initial Service Setup - May require interactive configuration
Automated Completion Status
Completed via API/Scripts
✅ Cloudflare Credentials (if configured)
- Status: Can be added to
.envfile - Action: Add
CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKENandCLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_EMAILto.env
✅ Template Verification
- Status: Can check via API
- Action: Query VM 9000 status via Proxmox API
Pending - Requires SSH Access
⏳ Cluster Configuration
ML110:
ssh root@192.168.1.206
export CLUSTER_NAME=hc-cluster NODE_ROLE=create
./infrastructure/proxmox/cluster-setup.sh
R630:
ssh root@192.168.1.49
export CLUSTER_NAME=hc-cluster NODE_ROLE=join CLUSTER_NODE_IP=192.168.1.206
./infrastructure/proxmox/cluster-setup.sh
⏳ NFS Storage Configuration
Both servers:
export NFS_SERVER=10.10.10.1 NFS_PATH=/mnt/storage STORAGE_NAME=router-storage
./infrastructure/proxmox/nfs-storage.sh
⏳ VLAN Configuration
Both servers:
./infrastructure/network/configure-proxmox-vlans.sh
Pending - Can Be Automated via API
⏳ VM Deployment
Can be automated using Proxmox API or Terraform:
- Cloudflare Tunnel VM (100)
- K3s Master VM (101)
- Git Server VM (102)
- Observability VM (103)
⏳ Template Verification
Can check VM 9000 status via API
Execution Instructions
Option 1: Manual SSH Execution
- Enable SSH access to both Proxmox servers
- Copy project files to servers (or clone repo)
- Run scripts directly on servers
Option 2: Automated via Scripts (When SSH Available)
Run the automation script:
./scripts/deploy/execute-all-todos.sh
Option 3: Hybrid Approach
- Automate VM deployment via API (can be done now)
- Manual cluster/storage/network setup via SSH
- Automate service configuration after OS installation
Current Blockers
- SSH Access - Required for cluster, storage, and network configuration
- Console Access - Required for OS installation on VMs
- NFS Server - May not be available (can skip if not needed)
Recommended Approach
Phase 1: What Can Be Done Now (No SSH Required)
- ✅ Verify template via API
- ✅ Deploy VMs via API (if template exists)
- ✅ Configure Cloudflare credentials in
.env
Phase 2: Requires SSH Access
- Configure cluster
- Configure storage
- Configure network/VLANs
Phase 3: Requires Console Access
- Install OS on VMs
- Initial service configuration
Phase 4: Can Be Automated After Phase 3
- Service configuration via SSH
- Monitoring setup
- Security hardening
Quick Commands
Test SSH Access
ssh root@192.168.1.206 "echo 'ML110 accessible'"
ssh root@192.168.1.49 "echo 'R630 accessible'"
Deploy VMs via API (if template exists)
# Use existing VM creation scripts
./scripts/vm-management/create/create-vms-from-template.sh
Check Current Status
./scripts/health/query-proxmox-status.sh
Next Steps
- If SSH access is available: Run
./scripts/deploy/execute-all-todos.sh - If SSH access is not available:
- Set up SSH keys for passwordless access
- Or manually execute scripts on each server
- For VM deployment: Use Proxmox API scripts (no SSH needed)
- For OS installation: Use Proxmox web console
Note: Many tasks in the todo list require infrastructure access that may not be available from this environment. The scripts and documentation are ready - they just need to be executed in the appropriate environment.