# DMARC reports service of the S2I2S project One VM, `m1.large` (RAM 8 - VCPUs 4), Ubuntu 24.04, 20 GB of root disk, on the main private network only (`10.10.0.166`), and **one 50 GB SSD volume** (`CephSSD`, `enable_online_resize`) on `/dev/vdb`, for the OpenSearch indexes. It runs parsedmarc, OpenSearch and OpenSearch Dashboards. parsedmarc reads the aggregate and failure reports sent to `dmarc-reports@isti.cnr.it` (the `rua` and `ruf` of `_dmarc.isti.cnr.it`) over IMAP, through the router of the project: no floating IP. The resources live in [`../../modules/dmarc_reports`](../../modules/dmarc_reports), which carries the sizing and the service port as defaults. Only the address on the main private network, from the address plan in [`../variables`](../variables) (`basic_services_ip.dmarc_reports`), and the IDs read from the other workspaces are set in `main.tf`. Security groups on the port: * `default_for_all`; * `traffic_to_dmarc_reports_from_the_main_load_balancers`: **5601** (OpenSearch Dashboards, TLS with the certificate of the internal CA) from each L7 load balancer. OpenSearch itself (9200) is not reachable from outside the VM. The Grafana server that will read the indexes (`public_grafana_server_cidr` in `../variables`) is a separate activity: it will need either a rule here or a service on the load balancers. ## Names | Name | Type | |---|---| | `opensearch-dmarc.s2i2s.cloud.isti.cnr.it` | A → `10.10.0.166`, used by the playbooks and by the load balancer | | `dmarc.s2i2s.cloud.isti.cnr.it` | CNAME → `main-lb.s2i2s.cloud.isti.cnr.it.` | The public name is served by the L7 load balancers: the `dmarc_reports` entry of `haproxy_l7_services` in `group_vars/main_haproxy_l7/main_haproxy_l7.yml` of `infrastructure-playbooks`. ## Order of the applies ``` main_net_dns_router -> project-setup -> dmarc-reports ``` ```bash tofu init tofu plan -out=dmarc-reports.plan tofu apply dmarc-reports.plan ``` Then regenerate the ansible inventory in `infrastructure-playbooks`: ```bash ansible-playbook tofu-inventory.yml --diff ```