Description

Remove duplicate files from the repository to ensure alignment with organizational defaults as outlined in GitHub Repo Guidelines.

Related to:
(creativecommons/.github#38)

Resolution

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Description

This task is focused on thoroughly understanding the structured hierarchy levels when utilizing Docker Compose, especially in scenarios involving multiple Dockerfiles. The goal is to achieve a deep comprehension of how Docker Compose manages various services and their interdependencies in a complex, multi-Dockerfile setup.

Implementation

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Description

The goal of this issue is to automate the management of our webserver and database server using Ansible. This includes the setup, configuration, and ongoing maintenance tasks for both servers to ensure a streamlined and efficient deployment process.

Objectives:

Automation of Webserver Setup: Utilize Ansible to automate the setup and configuration of the webserver, ensuring it is optimized for performance and security.
Database Server Management: Apply Ansible scripts to manage the database server, including database creation, user permissions, and backup procedures.
Scalability and Maintenance: Ensure that the Ansible playbook provides scalability options and easy maintenance tasks, such as updates and security patches.

Expected Outcome:

A set of Ansible playbooks and roles that automate the deployment and management of the webserver and database server.
Documentation on how to use the Ansible scripts for setup, deployment, and maintenance.
A scalable and secure setup that can be easily updated and maintained through Ansible

Implementation

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Issue Description:

We're evaluating the need for SSH access and considering a bastion host for secure connections within our Dockerized development environment. This initiative aims to balance direct access requirements against our principles of container immutability and minimal direct access.

Key Points for Discussion:

• Identify clear use cases where SSH access is essential, which cannot be addressed by our current toolset.
• Assess the security implications and compatibility of introducing a bastion host with our security standards.

We seek concise input on the practicality and security of integrating SSH access through a bastion host, ensuring any decision supports our infrastructure's integrity and efficiency.

Implementation

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Description

To enhance our project's security and manage SSH access to our internal networks, we propose creating a Bastion Host Docker container. This container will act as the primary entry point for developers and administrators, providing a secure and controlled access layer to other containers or services within our infrastructure.

Requirements:

Dockerfile Implementation: The Bastion container should be defined through a Dockerfile, specifying all necessary configurations and security measures.
Security Hardening: Implement best practices for security, including the use of SSH key authentication, disabling root login, and possibly integrating with existing IAM solutions for access management.
Logging and Monitoring: Ensure that all access through the Bastion Host is logged and monitored to detect and respond to any unauthorized access attempts.

Expected Outcome:

A Dockerfile that can be used to build a Bastion Host Docker container.
Documentation on how to deploy and manage the Bastion Host, including how to add and revoke access for user.
Integration with monitoring tools to alert on suspicious activities.

Implementation

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Description

For streamlined project organization and deployment, we need to establish a Docker Compose setup. This setup should include a single docker-compose.yml file located in the project's root directory. Additionally, a sub-directory should be designated for handling an Ansible Dockerfile.

Requirements:

Base Image: The Dockerfile should use Debian 12 (bookworm-slim) as its base image.
Ansible Integration: It should include configurations for Ansible, enabling us to manage and deploy our application within the Docker environment efficiently.
Container Spin-up: The Dockerfile should be capable of spinning up a Docker container as part of its build and deployment process.
This setup aims to simplify our deployment process, ensure consistency across environments, and leverage Ansible's automation capabilities for configuration management.

Expected Outcome:

A docker-compose.yml file in the project's root directory to orchestrate the container setup.
A dedicated sub-directory containing the Dockerfile with Ansible configurations.
Successful deployment and management of our application in a Docker container using Ansible.

Implementation

• I would be interested in implementing this feature.