Clark Boylan 3ff4bed27c Trim fedora mirror
The fedora mirror is our largest mirror (850GB about twice as big as the
next mirror). Much of this size is due to the fedora atomic images we
mirror.

On further investigation I notice that we are mirroring ppc images (for
which we do not have cpus to run them on), image for fedora 25 and 36
which are quite EOL'd, and our exclusion of the raw.xz and vagrant
images is failing.

Update the rsync excludes to ensure we don't mirror any of these images
we don't need.

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mirror-update

This role sets up the mirror-update host, which does the periodic sync of upstream mirrors to the AFS volumes.

It is not intended to be a particularly generic or flexible role, as there is usually only one instance of the mirror-update host (to avoid conflicting updates).

At this stage, it handles the mirrors that are updated by rsync only. It is expected that it will grow to cover mirroring other volumes that are currently done by the legacy openstack.org host and managed by puppet.

Role Variables