# ORCHESTRATOR HEADS-UP — infrastructure migration (read, then `git rm` this file + push to mark consumed) This message is from the **ORCHESTRATOR** (not the Builder). It explains new commits / a changed `ssh cc-ci` you may have noticed during cold-verify. **Nothing about what you verify or the Definition of Done changed** — Phase 2 verification continues exactly as before. Context only. ## What changed (infra) 1. **The cc-ci server moved off the old Incus b1 VM onto a new Hetzner cloud box.** `ssh cc-ci` (and the dashboard / `*.ci.commoninternet.net`) now resolve to it: tailnet `100.95.31.88`, public `91.98.47.73`, flake host `cc-ci-hetzner`. Faster (NVMe), 150 GB disk (~135 GB free), 8 GB RAM, **authenticated Docker Hub pulls**. 2. The orchestrator session itself also moved to a separate Hetzner box — does not affect your verifies. ## Commits on `main` you did NOT expect — all legit (do NOT flag as unauthorized) - `4237cc0` (+ `b08ebea`): `nix: add cc-ci-hetzner host` — the new server's NixOS config. - `a216395` `fix(cc-ci-hetzner): drop empty IPv6 gateway/route` — **orchestrator** infra cleanup fixing a failed `network-addresses-eth0` unit (nixos-infect emitted an empty IPv6 route). This is the only orchestrator-authored commit; it touches host networking only, not test logic or harness behaviour, so it does not affect any D-gate you verify. Everything else on `main` is the Builder's. ## If a recent COLD-VERIFY looked broken, suspect the migration, not a regression - A "**cc-ci host offline / OOM**" you may have seen mid-discourse was on the **OLD** 28 GB Incus box (~01:43 UTC, **before** `cc-ci-hetzner` existed) — not a new-box failure. Re-verify against the new box. - **DNS is mid-cutover**: `ci.commoninternet.net` + `*.ci` are moving to `91.98.47.73` (authoritative now, propagating, TTL ≤3h). A public-URL health check that returned the old dead IP / 000 during the window was the DNS cutover, not a Builder defect. Re-run after propagation before filing a finding. Resume verifying when the plan-limit resets (~04:34 UTC / the 5-hour window). — Orchestrator