A easy to use DevOps playground. Can be started local or in AWS.

Build	Status
LiDOP
LiDOP Jenkins Docker Image
LiDOP Jenkins Slave Docker Image

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes Installation

The following Software must be installed to run LiDOP

• Virtualbox https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
• Vagrant https://www.vagrantup.com/downloads.html

On a windows machine, use cmd or powershell and not git bash for executing vagrant up

git clone https://github.com/LivingDevOps/LiDOP.git
cd lidop
vagrant up

The default and testet infrastrucutre OS, is a Ubuntu 16.10. The following changes will be executed during the ansible execution (be care full, if you run the ansible-playbook on a existing machine)

One Jenkins Slave is installed on the host machine, therefore we change the ssh settings on the host machine:

• enable login with user and password

The following software will be installed during the ansible execution:

• nfs-kernel-server
• java jre (for jenkins slave)
• python-pip
• python-pexpect
• dos2unix

The DNS settings will be changed. There is a Consul service running which will be the default DNS resolver for the host.

The installation is done with Ansible (99% of it). There is one script, which will install ansible on the host machine (yes we execute ansible direct on the host).

1. Execution of ./scripts/ansible.sh. This script installs Ansible and needed ansible modules.
2. Execution of the ansible playbook ./install/install.yml
   • Ansible Role "lidop_host_preparation". Installation and configuration of the host
   • Ansible Role "docker". Installation and configuration of docker
   • Ansible Role "lidop". Installation and configuration of LiDOP

The most of the ansible steps are testet after each step. Never the less, there are some server spec tests which will be executed at the end of the installation

description is coming soon