cos-ansible-base
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Requirements
- ansible >= 1.6
- virtualbox
- vagrant >= 1.5
- invoke (Python task execution library)
Installing Ansible and Vagrant on Mac OSX with homebrew
Virtualbox and Vagrant can be installed with homebrew cask. If you have homebrew installed, run the following in the project directory
$ brew bundle
Installing python requirements
Invoke can be installed with pip
$ pip install invoke
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
Vagrant setup
Once you have Vagrant and ansible installed, follow these steps:
- Generate your ssh key with
ssh-keygen
$ ssh-keygen
- Run
$ vagrant up
. Then will start the VM provision withinvoke vprovision
.
$ vagrant up
$ invoke vprovision
SSH
To ssh into your Vagrant box, you can run (must have invoke installed):
$ invoke vssh -u yourusername
Generating passwords
To generate a password, run
$ invoke genpass
This crypted password can be used by the genericusers role.
Running playbooks
Playbooks can be run with the ansible-playbook
command. You need to specify which inventory file with the -i
option as well as a user with the -u
option. Run in sudo mode with -s
$ ansible-playbook security.yml -i vagranthosts -u sloria -s
Or, using invoke for shorthand:
$ invoke play security.yml -i vagranthosts -u sloria
Provisioning
The site.yml
playbook is responsible for provisioning all servers in an inventory.
Run it like so:
$ ansible-playbook site.yml -i vagranthosts -u sloria -s
The above command runs the site.yml
playbook using the vagrant
inventory file with user sloria
in sudo mode.
Or, if you prefer to use invoke:
$ invoke provision -i vagranthosts -u sloria
NOTE: You can also provision the vagrant box by running invoke vprovision
with no arguments.
Many of the roles have variables use variables defined in their defaults/main.yml
file. You can override these on the command line with the -e
option:
$ ansible-playbook site.yml -i vagranthosts -u sloria -e "ssh_test=false"
or, equivalently:
$ invoke provision -u sloria -e "ssh_test=false"
The above would temporarily disable SSH configuration testing.
Deployment
The deploy.yml
script is used to deploy the OSF.
To deploy on staging:
$ invoke deploy_staging -u sloria
You will be prompted for the branch to checkout on staging.
To deploy to production:
$ invoke deploy_production -u sloria
This will deploy to the production server, checking out the master branch from Github.