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README.md
VPS set up playbooks
Contains ansible playbooks to set up VPS instances.
Requirements
A virtual host installed with Ubuntu Server 18. You will need the root password initially. You should have a password for the new SSH login user ready.
Technical dependencies on host machine (Python 2.7 or 3.5+):
- python / python3
- python-pip / python3-pip
- python-apt / python3-apt
Technical dependencies on managed machines:
- python / python3
Install further dependencies on the host machine: pip install -r requirements.txt
Usage
After cloning the repo to your ansible host, copy hosts.example
to
hosts
and fill the file appropriately. If you use Python 3 on the managed
machine, you probably need to adapt the ansible_python_interpreter
variable.
Furthermore, you have to copy the *_vars.yml.example
files and
update the variable values.
The initial setup assumes an OVH VPS machine (login via root password). If your machine already has a login user with passwordless sudo and a locked root password (Ubuntu default) then you can directly start with the other playbooks.
As of now Ubuntu Server 18 installations are expected.
- initial setup:
ansible-playbook -i hosts initial-setup.yml --ask-pass
- collabora setup:
ansible-playbook -i hosts collabora.yml
- drone setup:
ansible-playbook -i hosts drone.yml
- collabora + drone setup:
ansible-playbook -i hosts site.yml