Ansible's playbooks and roles for my own personal homelab.
Install docker on target system. Used as dependency for other roles that uses docker to deploy services.
Compose role is for running docker-compose.yml files remotely on server. Configuration of those services are manual (or via restoring backups)
CI/CD tool for internal and personal automation. Currently, it also creates backups for other systems.
Port 50000 needs to be opened for inbound agents
nothing to configure, its strictly to explore YouTrack
local DNS sinkhole + simple A record for internal network
Nginx is used as reverse proxy for exposed services. nginx.conf template should be manually modified in order to deploy new service.
Additionally, letsencrypt's certbot is used for automatic certificate generation for domains defined in subdomains dict.
# mail for [letsencrypt](https://letsencrypt.org/docs/expiration-emails/) used for sending an expiration notice.
letsencrypt_email: [email protected]
# Registered primary domain name
domain_name: test.xyz
# Dict for storing registered subdomains.
subdomains:
example: # service name (not used by any task)
prefix: example. # (required) prefix for primary domain name, used for certs generation
... # (optional) more vals which may be handy in nginx.conf. Example: upstream server
### Desired grafana docker image
grafana_image: grafana/grafana-enterprise:11.1.0-boringcrypto
### Desired port (both internal and external)
grafana_port: 3000
### Configured datasources, its copy pasted into grafana config.
datasources:
- name: Prometheus
type: prometheus
url: http://localhost:9090
isDefault: true
access: proxy
editable: true
compose_location: /home/grafana
no settings yet
no settings yet
### server jar file which will be copied from hosts machine
server_jar_file: server.jar
### java, make sure it is compatible with provided jar file
java_apt_package: openjdk-21-jdk
### server_settings to change server.properties values (missing values will not be modified)
server_settings:
motd: "A new motd"
Deployment of inbound agents. Example:
nodes:
agent_1: # used as docker container name
image: jenkins/inbound_agent # used docker image
agent_name: agent_1 # agent name
port: 8022 # ssh inbound port
workDir: /home/agent # agent workdir
secret: secret_hash # agent secret taken from jenkins
agent_2:
...
In order to add a new agent, it needs to be created on jenkins first to get agent secret.
Role for mass public_key transfer for root user.