See https://github.com/fansible/tywin for the newer version.

#symfony-ansible

This repo will provide you an easy set-up for your symfony project. It provide the Vagrantfile to create your Ubuntu Trusty 64bits VM and it uses Ansible to provision it. You can also use Ansible to provision your remote server. I have also added a sample configuration for Capifony; a tool to deploy your code on your server.

TL;DR Ansible to configure your servers/VMs and Capifony to deploy the code on your servers.

I have made a basic Ansible provisioning that will be sufficient to run symfony but you need to customize it a bit more. If so you should have a look at the list of our best roles.

ansible-galaxy install -r requirements.txt --force

You can choose where you want your vendors to be stored in th ansible.cfg file

Change your project's name in the Vagrant file and choose the directory you want to sync (where your symfony project is) at the line:

config.vm.synced_folder "./", "/var/www/" + projectname + "/current", type: "nfs"

You may want to change the ip of the vm at the line

config.vm.network :private_network, ip: "10.0.0.7"

Have a look at the vagrant's documentation for more information.

Configure your vm in the provisioning/vars/main.yml. Mainly it will be usefull for changing the database information

vagrant up --provision

You can modify the app_dev.php to be able to access it. You are done.

You can decrypt my sample encrypted file with the "test" password: ansible-vault decrypt vars/encrypted-vars.yml

To run your ansible script you'll need to add the --ask-vault-pass tag. So it becomes something like: ansible-playbook -i provisioning/hosts/prod provisioning/playbook.yml -u root --ask-vault-pass

More information on the official ansible's doc.

To start the VM : vagrant up To provision the VM : vagrant provision To log in the VM : vagrant ssh To stop the VM : vagrant halt To delete the VM : vagrant destroy

If your deployment fails, you can use bundle exec cap prod deploy --debug to enter a step by step mode.

1. fatal: [default] => imported module support code does not exist at /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/ansible/module_utils/facts.py Solution: Install ansible via github:

$ git clone git://github.com/ansible/ansible.git

$ cd ./ansible

$ source ./hacking/env-setup

Many thanks to kosssi for his many advices.