这个roles暂时只支持ubuntu系统
There is a cron 任务 that creates daily backups of the database and another cron job that 删除备份 older than gitlab_days_old_backups days.
- SSL private and public keys if using SSL
- Postfix installed and configured to relay mail properly
- Ports 80 and 443 open in firewall
There are now far too many variable to describe each individually. I recommend looking through defaults/main.yml to see all available options and some useful links for further information.
Here are the variables you will most likely need to set.
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
gitlab_version |
[undefined] |
If defined, install a specific version of GitLab. If undefined, install the latest version. This needs to be a string, so be sure to wrap it in double quotes. |
gitlab_version_suffix |
-ce.0 |
Debian only When specifying gitlab_version, an additional suffix is needed. To see valid suffixes, run aptitude versions gitlab-ce. Since GitLab 8, the suffix is always -ce.[012]. |
gitlab_days_old_backups |
10 | Passed to find -time +[n] in cron job that deletes GitLab backups |
gitlab_fqdn |
"{{ ansible_fqdn }}" |
FQDN of GitLab host |
gitlab_nginx_ssl_enabled |
False | Whether or not to configure GitLab to use SSL. This is meant to be used when the SSL certificates are installed using an additional role and not defined inside gitlab_nginx_ssl_crt and gitlab_nginx_ssl_key. If gitlab_nginx_ssl_crt or gitlab_nginx_ssl_key are defined, SSL will be enabled |
gitlab_nginx_redirect_http_to_https |
False | Whether or not to redirect HTTP to HTTPS. |
gitlab_nginx_ssl_cert_path |
/etc/pki/tls/certs/ |
Directory where GitLab SSL certs are stored. |
gitlab_nginx_ssl_key_path |
/etc/pki/tls/private/ |
Directory where GitLab SSL certificate keys are stored. |
gitlab_nginx_ssl_filename |
"{{ ansible_fqdn }}" |
What the SSL certificate and key files will be named. A .crt extension is used for the public cert, a .key extension is used for the private key. |
gitlab_nginx_ssl_port |
443 | Listening port for HTTPS. |
gitlab_nginx_ssl_crt |
Undefined multi-line variable | SSL Public certificate. |
gitlab_nginx_ssl_key |
Undefined multi-line variable | SSL Private key. I recommend putting this in an ansible vault. |
Note: In GitLab 7.8, GitLab CI now uses OAuth for authentication. Here is the rough procedure for setting it up:
- Install GitLab
- Follow the instructions on the GitLab CI login page to generate an OAuth token for GitLab CI
- Put those values in the appropriate variables
- Run the playbook with
--tags gitlabrbin order to update the template and reconfigure GitLab.
Setup GitLab using SSL.
- hosts: gitlab
become: yes
vars:
gitlab_days_old_backups: 7
gitlab_nginx_ssl_crt: "{{ ssl_cert_stored_in_vault }}"
gitlab_nginx_ssl_key: "{{ ssl_key_stored_in_vault }}"
roles:
- role: samdoran.gitlabInstall a specific version of GitLab.
- hosts: gitlab
become: yes
vars:
gitlab_version: "8.6.9"
gitlab_version_suffix: "-ce.2"
roles:
- role: samdoran.gitlabMIT
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