Hi! If the data could be backed up in a zip and I can add it to the design team's GitLab repo, that'd be great! Thanks :)

Just to note: this application is deployed to vm's... not openshift.

So this role is not used?

Yeah, that was some early work to try and move it into openshift that was never completed. So no, it's not used.

a dbdump is likely going to contain actual voting data (i.e. who voted for what) -- not sure if there is an expectation of secrecy on that data (nuancier doesnt acutally display that to everyone -- just general election stats)

or do we just want to archive the submissions (i.e. the images) and the voting stats? -- if this is the case, maybe manually archiving this would work (or even something like frozen-flask?)

Going to work on this here is my proposed list of places to announce the decommision:

• devel-list
• design-list
• the design discourse group.

any other suggestions?

@zlopez this will also help with https://pagure.io/fedora-infrastructure/issue/10632 since nuancier is running rhel7

Those all sound good to me. I suspect some people may be unaware it's even still there. ;)

I think we should archive off the db and a copy of the actual files. We could put the actual files somewhere if desired so people could still download them.

OK -- emails have been sent to design and devel lists.

Okay, so no major responses to the emails.

I have also updated the main branch in github.com/fedora-infra/nuancier to have a new archive directory which contains the website as it is now (including all the images, which is what people will really want IMHO)

Next steps:

• decommission pagure.io/nuancier (ie. update readme to just point to github.com/fedora-infra/nuancier, and set readonly)
• archive github.com/fedora-infra/nuancier -- close all issues and open PRs
• archive the DB somewhere privately (it contains voting data) note that all the stats and images are archived already in the github branch
• turn it off, and remove it all from the ansible setup

Shall we move forward on this now? I'm happy to help...

I pushed a commit to remove it, shutdown the vm's and removed it from proxies.

So long Nuancier, we had a nice ride, it was fun working with you :)