A set of Ansible tools to ease the pain of installing Magento on a new server.
The default.yml playbook will install PHP, MySQL, Nginx, and Magento. Once it completes successfully you will be able to access the Magento installation via the IP address of the server.
The Ansible playbook and roles require a few variables.
The following variables are required and I recommend specifying them via the -e option when running the playbook.
mage_repo_user: '',
mage_repo_pass: ''
The above details will then be used when doing a new metapackage installation.
For more information on how to retrieve these keys please see: http://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.0/install-gde/prereq/connect-auth.html
mage_admin_uri: admin
mage_key: 1234567890qwerty
mage_db_host: localhost
mage_db_name: magento
mage_db_user: magento
mage_db_pass: m@g3nt0
mage_language: en_GB
mage_currency: ZAR
mage_timezone: Africa/Johannesburg
mage_rewrites: 1
mage_secure: 0
mage_url: http://192.168.2.2
mage_secure_url: https://192.168.2.2
mage_admin_user: admin
mage_admin_pass: m@g3nt0
mage_admin_email: admin@newmagento.com
mage_admin_first_name: magento
mage_admin_last_name: user
- Clone this repo
- Create an inventory file in the same directory (e.g. hosts.ini)
- Run the following command:
ansible-playbook -i <inventory file> normal.yml -e "mage_repo_user=<public key> mage_repo_pass=<private key>"
Once the command completes successfully Magento will be available via the IP address of the server.
A handy Vagrant file is included so that the Ansible playbook can be tested easily.
- Vagrant
- ServerSpec
A Gemfile is included to make installing ServerSpec easier. Simply run
bundle install in the root directory.
Edit Vagrantfile and add your public and private key in the following lines:
mage_repo_user: '',
mage_repo_pass: ''
Run vagrant up. This will bring up the Vagrant VM and run the Ansible
playbook to provision it.
Once the VM is up you can run the following command to run the ServerSpec
tests: rake spec