upcoming postgresql.org infrastructure migration

Hi all,

The sysadmin team is about to start a fairly large scale migration of
the following public facing services to a new datacenter:


yum.postgresql.org - running the yum repository information website
xindi.postgresql.org - providing wiki.postgresql.org
gemulon.postgresql.org - providing git master server
norkan.postgresql.org - providing ns2.postgresql.org
selek.postgresql.org - website search infrastructure
omicron.postgresql.org - providing the PgUS / PostgresOpen website
procyon.postgresql.org - developer.pgadmin.org
babel.postgresql.org - Translation team website
faynos.postgresql.org - Download Mirror
arkaria.postgresql.org - running the Mailinglist archives backend
rakhar.postgresql.org - providing planet.postgresql.org
paxsor.postgresql.org - providing www.pgadmin.org, ftp.pgadmin.org
coridan.postgresql.org - running the commitfest app
devos.postgresql.org - providing Personal homepages for developers
corvan.postgresql.org - Coverity build and submission system
brentalia.postgresql.org - running the postgresql.org buildfarm website
rubicun.postgresql.org - redmine.postgresql.org
jerido.postgresql.org - providing jdbc.postgresql.org
makus.postgresql.org - .us inbound mail relay for postgresql.org related
domains
zakdorn.postgresql.org - Frontend for main website
atalia.postgresql.org - staging and testing server for apt.postgresql.org


The migration is required because the long term infrastructure sponsor
where we host those systems is shutting down the datacenter the current
servers are in.
We therefore need to migrate the systems to a new datacenter of theirs,
but we will do everything we can do to minimized downtime for
non-redundant services, but due to the large number of public and
internal systems we will not be able to inform about every single
migration. If you however note a particular service to be unavailable or
impacted for an extended period of time - please dont hesitate to tell us!
The migration is starting immediately and is expected to be finished by
the end of next week.



Stefan