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fansible-tywin

v1.0.2

Published

Create easily your Ansible provisioning

Readme

Fansible Tywin

Create easily your Ansible provisioning

##Requirements This have been tested with the Ubuntu OS. It should work with many other various Linux distribution. Feel free to share your advice for the other OS.. You will need to install if you haven't done yet:

How to use it

  1. Installation

    composer require fansible/tywin *@dev --dev

  2. Generate the default conf You can generate the default conf by running in the root directory of your project:

    python vendor/fansible/tywin/generate.py

You can now found your provisioning in the devops directory

  1. Provision the VM You can create the VM with vagrant up.

Provision it with vagrant provision.

Your VM is now ready ! =)

Database configuration

Change the value of the database configuration in devops/provisioning/hosts/group_vars/vagrant

Add some conf

Create a .fansible.yml file in the root directory before you generate anything.

Example:

project_name: fansible-devops
timezone: "Europe/Paris"
port: 80
hosts: all
sudo: "true"

vagrant:
  ip: 10.0.0.10
  box: "ubuntu/trusty64"
  memory: 1024
  cpus: 1
  exec: 100
  src: .

Customize your provisioning

What you can do:

  1. Add your roles in the devops/provisioning/roles directory.

  2. Modify the playbook to call your roles.

  3. Overide vars (in devops/provisioning/vars).