Version: 1.2

Available: Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS bionic

Requirements: Virtual Machine for Tests with 1GB disk Space and 1GB RAM.

The AgileDevOps solution aims to enable the instant creation of a test environment for provisioning services/micro-services for the practice of everyday actions.

The current version 1.2 of the solution provides the creation of a Linux VM Ubuntu 18.04 with docker containers running the nodejs application "hello.js", which basically says the name of the container that is being triggered. Routed via reverse proxy and balanced by Traefik.

NOTE: This solution only creates the Swarm Managers, the deployment of the Swarm Workers will be created in future versions. NOTE: The Jenkins build process is still just a simulation, I'm also working on deploying this feature. Helps are very welcome! : D

AUTOMATIZED PROCEDURE: Starts Ansible Playbook bootstrap.yml ... >> Installing all softwares used in Solution (git, (jenkins), Docker-ce ... >> Configuring Docker Swarm Manager ... >> Starting Playbook firstdeploy.yml ... >> Starting AgileDevOps Solution ... >> Git> Jenkins Simulated Task> Docker> Swarm Cluster> Traefik (Balancer + Reverse Proxy + Logs) >> Nodejs APP Starting ... OK! \ O /: D

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1- Create the virtual machine for the AgileDevOps Solution on your Partner or locally (Azure, AWS, Vagrant, VirtualBox, etc...):

2- Create the user "vagrant" for SSH access and verify if it has IP connectivity and redirect inbound ports 22 (ssh), 443 (https) and 80 (http) and 8080 (traefik panel) for this server:

3 - Enabled the ssh Password authentication:

NOTE: You can configure your SSH KEYs if you want.

Uncomment this line:

$ vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config

PasswordAuthentication yes

3.1 - Install Python for the Ansible can work

$ apt-get install python

4- Install Ansible (Ansible Controller Host):

$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install software-properties-common
$ sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ansible/ansible
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install ansible

4.1 - Install python libraries:

$ pip install jsondiff
$ pip install pyyaml
$ pip install docker-py

5- Download the git repository AgileDevOps Solution in your Linux /tmp:

$ git clone https://github.com/danielprietsch/AgileDevOps.git /tmp/AgileDevOps

6- Edit and save the file /tmp/AgileDevOps/ansible/hosts and include your VM Machine IP:

$ vi /tmp/AgileDevOps/ansible/hosts

[agiledevops]
MY_VM_IP

Example:
[agiledevops]
192.168.20.21

7 - Go to /tmp/AgileDevOps

$ cd /tmp/AgileDevOps

8 - Run the playbook bootstrap.yml with the parameters above:

NOTE: VAULT PASSWORD = 123456

 $ ansible-playbook -i ansible/hosts ansible/playbooks/bootstrap.yml --ask-pass --ask-vault-pass -u vagrant

    # http://REMOTE-VM-IP (press F5 to view the Traefik Load Balancing MAGIC HAPPENS!
    # http://REMOTE-VM-IP:8080 (Traefik Panel)

9 - To run a deploy without running the basics tasks in bootstrap, run only the deploy.yml playbook:

$ ansible-playbook -i ansible/hosts ansible/playbooks/deploy.yml --ask-pass -u vagrant

10 - To perform the rollback to the previous version of the NodeApp application in the GIT (HEAD~), run the playbook below:

$ ansible-playbook -i ansible/hosts ansible/playbooks/rollback.yml --ask-pass -u vagrant

11 - To permanent scale the nodejs container to 10 instances: Edit the /tmp/AgileDevOps/docker/dockerfiles/AgileDevOps/docker-compose.yml

$ vi /tmp/AgileDevOps/docker/dockerfiles/AgileDevOps/docker-compose.yml

Change the line:

$ replicas: 2 

to

$ replicas: 10 

... and run the STEP #9 again

$ ansible-playbook -i ansible/hosts ansible/playbooks/deploy.yml --ask-pass -u vagrant

12 - You can set up the role geerlingguy.ntp to change the timezone and configure to America/Sao_Paulo on the ansible/playbooks/bootstrap.yml by uncomment this role;

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Tree Directoryies:

/AgileDevOps ...

Vagrantfile: My Vagrantfile used on tests;

ansible: 
    ansible.cfg: (my ansible.cfg config ((extra))
    hosts: Ansible hosts inventory 
    files:
        99force-ipv4: Used to force vagrant using ipv4 on apt-get
        postfixconfig:
           main.cf: postfix config file
           sasl:
              sasl_passwd: Used for postfix smtp relay
              sasl_passwd.db: Used for postfix smtp relay
              
    scripts:
        aptkey.sh: Used on docker installation
        testservices.sh: Using to test docker swarm and docker pid to restart
    
    roles:
         
    playbooks:
        bootstrap.yml:
        firstdeploy.yml: 
        deploy.yml: same as firstdeploy.yml but you can run only deploy ;
        rollback.yml: Rollback App to HEAD~ git version;
    vault: 
            secret.yml: have the password to postfix smtp relay with [email protected]
docker:
    dockerfiles:
        AgileDevOps:
            config.toml: Traefik config file
            docker-compose.yml: docker-compose file to creates all the Environment
        NodeApp:
            Dockerfile: Used to build the image, see this on https://hub.docker.com/r/danielprietsch/nodejs/
            node.sh: Script started by the image
            
    volumes:
        Jenkins: Simulating the Jenkins build
        NodeApp: Receiveis the build and stable version of NodeApp from Jenkins
             hello.js: Nodejs + Express App;
             package.json: Including express depencies to npm/yarn install;
             node_modules: All modules downloaded by npm/yarn

Author: Daniel Prietsch

[email protected]

http://nuvemtecnologia.com

Need help with:

• Copy the Traefik logs to volume in Linux (not in container)
• Parse Traefik logs?
• Creating a real Jenkins test.

Updates:

1.1: NODEJS Application "hello.js" ( https://"SWARM-MANAGER-IP" ) Running with a invalid crt.

1.2: Ansible codes using docker modules.