ooknet/README.md
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<h1 align=center> ooknet </h1>
<p align= center>A monorepo for all my nix expressions powered by flake-parts.</p>
## Overview
This repository serves two main purposes:
1. Centralized location for all my personal computing infrastructure.
2. A place to experiment and learn about networking, administration, security,
unix, design and programming.
> [!WARNING]
> This repository is not intended to be used by anyone but myself. It is highly
> personalized and likely doesn't fit anyone else's needs. I leave this
> repository public to serve as a reference for anyone else building a something
> similar.
## Features
- NixOS configurations for all my hosts
- Home-manager configuration for my workstations
- Custom packages
- Development environments
- Declarative secrets with agenix
- Personal website
- Templates for bootstrapping projects
## Fleet
Below are all the hosts I currently maintain within this flake:
| host | spec | role | description | architecture | status |
| --------- | ------------------------------------- | ----------- | --------------------------------- | ------------ | ------ |
| ooksdesk | 7500F / RX5700XT / 32 GB DDR5 | Workstation | Primary desktop workstation | x86_64-linux | UP |
| ookst480s | T480s / i5-8350U / 24 GB DDR4 | Workstation | Primary mobile workstation | x86_64-linux | UP |
| ooksmicro | GPD Micro PC / N8100 / 8 GB LPDR3 | Workstation | Pocket workstation | x86_64-linux | UP |
| ooksmedia | i3-10100 / 1650 Super / 8 GB DDR4 | Server | Homelab/Media server | x86_64-linux | UP |
| ooksx1 | X1 Carbon G4 / i5 6200U / 8 GB LPDDR3 | Workstation | Alternative mobile workstation | x86_64-linux | DOWN |
| ooknode | Linode Nanode | Server | VPS for website | x86_64-linux | UP |
| ooksphone | Termux | Workstation | Nix environment for android phone | x86_64-linux | DOWN |
## Architecture
I like to experiment with different ideas a lot. Due to that, much of this is
subject to change. I will try to keep this readme as up to date as possible.
I won't go too indepth here, as everything is subject to change. But here is the
high-level.
One of the main goals of this project was to allow for easy bootstrapping of new
hosts while maintaining fine-grained configuration on a per-host basis. This is
accomplished using a roles and profiles pattern (similar to
[Puppet's roles and profiles method](https://www.puppet.com/docs/puppet/7/the_roles_and_profiles_method.html)).
#### Roles
- **Workstation**: Desktop/laptop systems with GUI environment
- **Server**: Headless systems running specific services
Roles are declared via their own respective helper functions `mkWorkstation` and
`mkServer`. Both being simple wrappers of
[`lib.nixosSystem`](https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/e5db80ae487b59b4e9f950d68983ffb0575e26c6/flake.nix#L21)
(also see [`lib.evalModules`](https://noogle.dev/f/lib/evalModules)). These
functions serve to abstract the boilerplate, leaving a simple interface for
declaring hosts.
Example:
```nix
flake.nixosConfigurations = {
ookst480s = mkWorkstation {
inherit withSystem;
system = "x86_64-linux";
hostname = "ookst480s";
type = "laptop";
};
ooknode = mkServer {
inherit withSystem;
system = "x86_64-linux";
hostname = "ooknode";
domain = "ooknet.org";
type = "vm";
profile = "linode";
services = ["website" "forgejo"];
};
};
```
#### Profiles
Profiles are collections of related software and configurations that can be
enabled on a per-host basis. Here are some example profiles for workstations:
- `gaming`: Steam & emulators
- `communication`: Discord, Teams, Matrix
- `productivity`: Document editing, note-taking
- `creative`: Art and design tools
- `media`: Audio/video playback and management
- `virtualization`: Virtual machine support
Example configuration:
```nix
ooknet.workstation.profiles = ["gaming" "creative" "media"];
```
For servers, profiles are defined as services. For example:
- `ookflix`: Media server services
- `forgjo`: Git server
- `website`: My static website
```nix
ooknet.server.services = ["ookflix"];
```
## Desktop environment
All workstations run a minimal hyprland configuration made from a few
components:
- Hyprland
- Hypr* ware (hypridle, hyprlock, hyprpaper)
- Waybar (status bar)
- Mako (notifications)