DevOps Workstation

Ansible playbook to configure your desktop with all the tools a DevOps could possibly need.

docker
postman
gitKraken
viscode
terraform
kops
minikube
kubectl
helm
virtualbox
vagrant
powershell
pycharm, phpstorm, goland
kvm
chromium
calible book reader

Also, implements a handy shell prompt that displays:

current git branch and commit hash
current aws assumed role
current terraform workspace
current python virtenv
current nvm
current k8s context

Optionally, if you really want to treat your servers as pets. You can push out bash profiles to the servers you manage with all your favourite aliases included:

.basrhc aliases and settings
.vimrc configuration
.screenrc settings (specific to each host -todo )

bootstrap

How to boot strap for the first time

apt install ansible git
echo 'localhost ansible_host=127.0.0.1 ansible_connection=local' | sudo tee /etc/ansible/hosts

ansible-playbook -l localhost deploy.yml --ask-become

bootstrap.yml is included to help you setup servers that aren't configured for ansible playbooks to be deployed to.

Linting

If you want to make code changes, take advantage of pre-commit linting

git config --global user.name "User Name" $ git config --global core.editor "vi"
git config --global user.email user@email.com
pre-commit install
pre-commit autoupdate
pre-commit run --all-files

.bashrc

Configures bash prompt to include
- git - branch
- Python environment - working project
- ruby environment - ruby and gem set versions
Also adjusts title bar of terminal session to correctly display host you are logged in at.
You can install git prompt manually if you have an old version of GIT
- download git prompt
Reference Articles

Example

$ . ./devops-bashrc
[rails-project]
[ruby-head@rails]

taurus:PROJECTS danny$ workon HPC-Scripts
[HPC-Scripts]
[ruby-head@rails]
[master= 25cfc86]
taurus:devops-workstation danny$

NOTES:

Git

global git ignore

git config --global core.excludesfile ~/.gitignore

recommended vscode extensions

cat vscode.extensions | xargs -l1 code --install-extension