Setup your server quickly with LAMP on Steroids. This repository is dedicated to CentOS 7
system.
Main goal is to setup working LAMP server with latest versions of available tools.
Secondary goal is to keep your server secure and up to date.
Make sure that you have Ansible installed. Minimal version required for the included roles and playbooks is 2.0
.
First create your Inventory file. You can work entirely in this repository. Name your Inventory file hosts
(this file is in .gitignore) and setup all required connections there.
Example Inventory file:
[example-host]
192.168.87.87 ansible_ssh_user=vagrant ansible_ssh_private_key_file="~/.ssh/id_rsa"
Next setup your playbook. The easiest way is to copy playbooks/example-playbook.yml
file and comment out the roles you don't need. All .yml
files are ignored in playbooks
directory.
Optionally you can add variable files that will override defaults in roles. All .yml
files in vars
directory are in .gitignore
Run following command to execute this playbook:
ansible-playbook -i hosts playbooks/YOUR_PLAYBOOK_FILE.yml
Some tasks are marked with healthcheck
tag. They will do some basic checks to see if system is up and running. All tasks should be green. If there are tasks marked as changed, something is not OK.
ansible-playbook -i hosts playbooks/YOUR_PLAYBOOK_FILE.yml --tags="healthcheck"
Please take a look at vars/example-vars.yml
file and make sure that you override default developer account password and path to your public key.
Public key is required for logging in via SSH with RSA keys. Logging with password will be turned off.
Password is required for sudo, if you will set centos_groups_wheel_password_required
to yes
(this is default value). Once sudo with password will be available, you must execute playbooks with -K
argument and pass sudo password:
ansible-playbook -i hosts playbooks/YOUR_PLAYBOOK_FILE.yml -K
yum - Handles package management, security features and package installation optimisations.
users - Handle users/groups management and enables sudo.
ssh - SSHD hardening.
ntp - Takes care of system timezone and NTP server. It uses Chrony for using NTP.
openssl - Compile OpenSSL from source (1.1.1c)
centos - Takes care of system settings. Set up firewall based on iptables. Disable Transparent Huge Pages. You can setup logrotate scripts with this role as well.
git - Compile git from source with OpenSSL (2.16.3)
httpd - Compile and configure Apache httpd from source with OpenSSL (2.4.33)
nodejs - Install latest version of Node.js (8.3.0) and NPM
datadog - Install and configure DataDog agent with multiple integrations.
mysql - Install and configure MySQL community server (5.7.19). Create databases and users. Install MySQLTuner
awscli - Install and configure AWS CLI command line tool
php - Install and configure PHP (7.2.3), PHP-FPM, PHP Pecl extensions and Composer. Opcache is enabled as well.
mongodb - Install and configure MongoDB (3.4.7) with authentication
letsencrypt - Install Certbot and obtain certificates from Let's Encrypt
nginx - Install and configure latest version of nginx (1.13.4)
redis - Install and configure latest version of redis (4.0.1)
You can find changelog on our GitHub Wiki page.