Ansible playbooks to deploy StackStorm.
StackStorm is event-driven automation platform written in Python. With over 50+ integrations like GitHub, Docker, Nagios, NewRelic, AWS, Ansible it allows you to wire together your existing infrastructure into complex Workflows with auto-remediation and many more. Aka IFTTT orchestration for Ops.
- Ubuntu 14.04
At least 2GB of memory and 3.5GB of disk space is required, since StackStorm is shipped with RabbitMQ, PostgreSQL, Mongo and OpenStack Mistral.
# ansible galaxy roles
ansible-playbook playbooks/requirements.yml
# stackstorm
ansible-playbook playbooks/stackstorm.ymlAnsible Galaxy roles used by StackStorm installation:
- ANXS.postgresql - PostgreSQL, needed by Mistral
Below is the list of variables you can redefine in your playbook to customize st2 deployment:
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
st2_pkg_repo |
stable |
StackStorm PackageCloud repository to install. stable, unstable, staging-stable, staging-unstable |
st2_version |
stable |
StackStorm version to install. Use latest stable to get automatic updates or pin it to numeric version like 1.4.0. |
st2_revision |
1 |
StackStorm revision to install. Used only with pinned st2_version. |
st2_system_user |
stanley |
System user on whose behalf st2 would work, including remote/local action runners. |
st2_system_user_in_sudoers |
yes |
Add st2_system_user to the sudoers (recommended for most st2 features to work). |
st2_auth_username |
testu |
Username used by StackStorm standalone authentication. |
st2_auth_password |
testp |
Password used by StackStorm standalone authentication. |
mistral_db |
mistral |
PostgreSQL DB name for Mistral. |
mistral_db_username |
mistral |
PostgreSQL DB user for Mistral. |
mistral_db_password |
StackStorm |
PostgreSQL DB password for Mistral. |
Install latest stable StackStorm with all its components on local machine:
ansible-playbook playbooks/stackstorm.yml -i 'localhost,' --connection=localNote that keeping
stableversion is useful to update StackStorm by re-running playbook, since it will reinstall st2 if there is new version available. This is default behavior. If you don't want updates - consider pinning version-revision numbers.
Install specific numeric version of st2 with pinned revision number as well:
ansible-playbook playbooks/stackstorm.yml --extra-vars='st2_version=1.4.0 st2_revision=8'You might be interested in other OS flavors to explore StackStorm engine:
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