Infrastructure

This repository holds configuration for the different machines I own.

To launch the configuration:

ansible-playbook -i env/<environment>/inventory all.yml

Discover, modify and test using vagrant

A development and a production environment are available. The production environment are my actual machines. The development machines are Vagrant based.

Example for mediaserver:

mkdir infrastructure && cd infrastructure

git clone git://github.com/adaxi/infrastructure.git .

git clone git://github.com/ansible/ansible.git --recursive
source ansible/hacking/env-setup

vagrant up media

ssh-copy-id vagrant@media # password is "vagrant"

ansible-playbook -i env/development/inventory mediaserver.yml

Daily Driver

My daily driver consists of a Debian distribution. It contains all the tools I use regularly. It is also pre-configured for my needs: my dotfiles are included.

Before reinstalling your system make sure that the following items are safe:

SSH keys
GPG keys
Keepass2 database

When testing in the development environement, you need to login and run: ./install-gnome. For some reason it requires /dev/tty and I have not found how to bypass this. Either I find a way to fix it, or build a box with gnome included.

Webserver

Hosts my websites with a Nginx + ( PHP-FPM | Node ) + Maria DB stack. Hosts my apt repository.

Before reinstalling your system make sure that the following items are safe:

GPG keys (aptly)

When installing the webserver you need to place the GPG keys for your repository into env/<environment>/keys

To create new GPG keys:

sudo apt-get install gnupg
gpg --gen-key # copy the key id
gpg --export-secret-keys --armor <keyid> > env/<environment>/private.gpg.key
gpg --export --armor <keyid> > env/<environment>/public.gpg.key

Place a backup of the lusoleaves database in /backups/lusoleaves.sql for it to be restored. Place a backup of the lusoleaves products in /backups/products for it to be restored.

After installing the production system:

Add the debian packages to the repository

Media Server (deprecated)

My media server is based on a Debian contains the following components:

OpenMediaVault

Before reinstalling your system make sure that the following items are safe:

/etc/mdadm.conf

After installing the production system:

Backup /etc/mdadm.conf
ddclient for DynDNS