• DigitalOcean Dynamic Inventory
• GCP Dynamic Inventory
• Reusable Roles

• exporter
  • node-exporter
  • jmx-exporter
  • mongodb-exporter)
• apache-kafka
• apache-zookeeper
• java11
• setdatetime
• unzip
• supervisor

• python3
• pip3
• ansible
• pre-commit

$ pre-commit install

• Digitalocean Inventory

  1. Create your own config.ini from config.ini.example

  2. Inventory for hostvars and groupvars

     • Development
       • create your own digital_ocean.ini from digital_ocean.ini.example
     • Production
       • create your own digital_ocean.ini from digital_ocean.ini.example

• GCP Inventory

  • To-Do

• Static Inventory

  • To-Do

All things inside this repository started from playbook directory.

• Example playbook:

- name: Example
  hosts: "{{ host }}"
  become: yes
  vars_files:
    - "{{ vault_file }}"
  roles:
    # misc
    - misc/supervisor
    - misc/setdatetime
    # exporter
    - role: exporter
      exporter_name: node_exporter

Note:

• {{ host }} variable defined for target host
• {{ vault_file }} variable defined for ansible-vault files location, value can be shown inside hosts/group_vars/all.yml files

• Usages

$ ANSIBLE_CONFIG=~/ansible-reusable-roles/config/config-prod.ini ansible-playbook ~/ansible-reusable-roles/playbook/production/example.yml --extra-var="host=testing"

All roles for install or setup configuration inside roles directory

Store credential variables and value. Try this password xHSyH4fDJPYhYuff

$ ansible-vault edit {env}.vault

or stored password into file

$ ansible-vault edit development.vault --vault-password-file=~/.yourpasswordfile

• hosts directory Store configuration/variables on host / group level, make sure file naming is same with host_target
• templates directory Store configuration/variables on global level

• Static Inventory Example