An Ansible playbook to help get a Raspberry Pi up and running.

After booting from a stock Raspian Buster Lite SD card, you will need to:

1. Use vi (with sudo) to edit the file /etc/ssh/sshd_config by changing the ChallengeResponseAuthentication setting to yes.
2. Restart the ssh service using sudo systemctl restart ssh.
3. Generate a hash for the password to be used on your personal account using mkpasswd --method=sha-512.

At this point we can populate inventory.yml and any group or host variables files and run site.yml:

ansible-playbook -i inventory.yml site.yml

At this point your new Raspberry Pi is ready to be configured. The project jsf9k/ansible-home can be used for this purpose.