You need to first install Ansible on your local machine in order to execute ansible playbooks. Please use the following link to install Ansible: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/installation_guide/intro_installation.html#installation-guide

We have a single server setup. This server uses Nginx and Docker. Each application runs as a container within Docker. Additionally, all application dependencies, such as PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, and Redis, are also run as containers inside Docker.

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Backport repository is not needed for our installation. For this reason, we are going to remove these repositories from apt sources.

ansible-playbook playbook/remove_repositories.yaml -i inventory.yml

In order to run our applications, we need to have a docker installed in out system.

ansible-playbook playbook/install_docker.yaml -i inventory.yml

In order to serve our applications to visitors, we are using nginx as a web server.

ansible-playbook playbook/100-nginx.yaml -i inventory.yml

Our docker containers do not run as a root, they run under the user app. This user is added to the docker group.

ansible-playbook playbook/create_user.yaml -i inventory.yml

• Open playbook/nginx.yaml file in your editor.
• Find the variables in the find, it should look like this:

  vars:
    nginx_sites:
      - server_name: pazl.dev
        admin_email: [email protected]
        apps:
          - location: /password
            proxy: http://127.0.0.1:8000

• Then modify it according to your needs.
• After your modifications, you can run the following command in order to apply them.

ansible-playbook playbook/nginx.yaml -i inventory.yml

• Open playbook/mysql_docker_playbook.yaml file in your editor.
• Adjust the mysql version according to your needs.

ansible-playbook playbook/mysql_docker_playbook.yaml -i inventory.yml