Use with precaution! This repository is in constant development.

This is my personal repository of installation shell scripts and Ansible playbooks. I use them for teaching purposes as DevOps Coach.

Please fork, use and comment this repo ;)

Ansible Cheat Sheet

1. Install VirtualBox

2. Install Vagrant

3. Install Python

4. Clone this repository into a local folder

    $ git clone https://github.com/carlessanagustin/provisioning-configuration-management.git ~/provisioning
   

5. Enter into new folder

    $ cd ~/provisioning
   

6. Install Ansible and its requirements

    $ pip install -r requirements
   

NOTE: You can fully install Ansible environment into the system or use a virtualenv for that purpose.

1. Enter into folder

    $ cd ~/provisioning
   

2. Rename Vagrantfile-ansible file to Vagrantfile

    $ cp Vagrantfile-ansible Vagrantfile
   

3. Edit Vagrantfile

    $ vim Vagrantfile
   

4. Customize Vagrantfile

    zipi.vm.box = "ubuntu/trusty64"
    ansible.tags = ['base', 'ansible']
    ansible.playbook = "provision-ansible/install-all.yml"
    ansible.extra_vars = {
        ansible_ssh_user: 'vagrant',
        vagrant_enable: true
    }
   

For more vm.box options: https://atlas.hashicorp.com/boxes/search

5. Edit Ansible Playbook and customize it

    $ vim provision-ansible/install-all.yml
   

6. Start vagrant

    $ vagrant up --provision
   

1. Enter into folder

    $ cd ~/provisioning/provision-ansible
   

2. Edit Ansible Playbook and customize it

    $ vim install-all.yml
   

3. Edit Inventory file and customize it

    $ vim hosts/all
   

4. List tasks and hosts the Playbook will affect

    $ ansible-playbook install-all.yml -i hosts/all --list-tasks --list-hosts
   

5. If you are happy with step 6 then provision your machine(s)

    $ ansible-playbook install-all.yml -i hosts/all -vvvv
   

-- by http://www.carlessanagustin.com 2015 --

1. Install VirtualBox

2. Install Vagrant

3. Clone this repository into a local folder

    $ git clone https://github.com/carlessanagustin/provisioning-configuration-management.git
   

4. Rename any of the Vagrantfile_XX-sh files to Vagrantfile

    $ cp Vagrantfile_01-sh Vagrantfile
   

5. Edit Vagrantfile

    $ vim Vagrantfile
   

6. Customize it

    ....vm.box = "ubuntu/trusty64"
    ....vm.provision :shell, :path => "provision-sh/vagrant-bootstrap-XXX.sh"
   

For more vm.box options: https://atlas.hashicorp.com/boxes/search

7. Edit provision-sh/vagrant-bootstrap-XXX.sh and customize it

    $ vim provision-sh/vagrant-bootstrap-XXX.sh
   

8. Start vagrant

    $ vagrant up --provision
   

-- by http://www.carlessanagustin.com 2015 --