git clone https://github.com/configuresystems/ansible-bamboo.git roles/ansible-bamboo
# Create a playbook file to use, there's a sample one in tests/test.yml
# Create a group_vars or update the default values in defaults/main.yml
ansible-playbook -i path/to/inventory ansible-bamboo.yml

• 1. QuickStart
• 2. Overview
• 3. Requirements
  • 3.1 Ubuntu
  • 3.2 Compile from Source
• 4. Usage
  • 4.1 Playbook Arguments
  • 4.2 Not Currently in Use
• 5. After Install
• 6. Bamboo Control
  • 6.1 Stop
  • 6.2 Start
  • 6.3 Restart

An Ansible playbook to automate the installation of Atlassian Bamboo.

It uses the self installer along with the response.varfile to automate the installation.

Ansible installed on the local machine.

pip install ansible

git clone git://github.com/ansible/ansible.git --recursive
cd ./ansible
source ./hacking/env-setup

1. git clone http://github.com/configuresystems/ansible-bamboo
2. Create a vars file in your group_vars, host_vars, set vars in the Playbook, or update the 'defaults/main.yml' file
3. run the Ansible playbook, the fastest way is:

ansible-playbook ansible-bamboo.yml

• bambooControl: bamboo Controller Port
• bambooHttp: Accessible bamboo Port
• bambooHome: The home dir of bamboo, not the install dir
• bambooData: Install dir of bamboo
• bambooTarFile: Name of the bin autoinstaller
• bambooUrl: Location of where bamboo is to be downloaded from
• mysqlConnectorJar: In order to use MySQL, a plugin must be added, this is that file
• mysqlConnectorUrl: Where to download the the connector plugin from

• mysqlHost: Host of the database to utilize
• mysqlPort: Database port
• mysqlDatabase: Database Name
• mysqlUser: Database User
• mysqlPasswd: Database Passwd

Visit the bamboo server via the browser by going to:

http://your.ip.address.yes:{{ bambooHttp }}

Finish up the install process by adding the database info and product key probvided by Atlassian.

service bamboo stop

service bamboo start

service bamboo restart