Full homelab infrastructure using ansible

• A node with Proxmox VE installed - described in inventory/hosts as pve01
• Control node with shh & python & ansible installed

1. generate your own ssh key at ./ssh-keys
   1. ssh-keygen -f homelab
2. Add the recently generated key to ssh-agent
   1. ssh-add ssh-keys/homelab
3. Setup your own vault for pve01
   1. ansible-vault create inventory/host_vars/pve01/vault
   2. Add the following line to the file and save vault_api_password: <your own password>

ansible-playbook main.yml -i inventory

This will update container configs on all managed nodes.

ansible-playbook edit.yml -i inventory

Edit only the nodes managed by pve01 named dns01

ansible-playbook edit.yml -i inventory --limit pve01,dns01

This will delete all managed nodes.

ansible-playbook nuke.yml -i inventory

Delete only the nodes managed by pve01 named dns01

ansible-playbook nuke.yml -i inventory --limit pve01,dns01

ansible-playbook csv_export.yml -i inventory

docker build -t ansible:latest .

docker run -it --name=ansible ansible:latest

docker build -t ansible:latest . && docker image prune -f && docker rm ansible; docker run -it --name=ansible ansible:latest

ansible all -m ping

1. Create entry at inventory/host_vars/host01/host01.yml
2. Create task file at tasks/host01.yml
3. Append host at inventory/hosts
4. Append host at files/pihole/custom.list
5. Run ansible-playbook create.yml -i inventory --limit pve01,host01
6. (optional) Append routes for host01 at files/haproxy/haproxy.cfg
   1. Run ansible-playbook create.yml -i inventory --limit haproxy01