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• Terraform
• Ansible

This solution assumes that you have an AWS account setup on the executing machine that has rights to create and delete AWS resources named 'default'.

An example file named terraform.auto.tfvars.example contains all variables used for the infrastructure, adjust to your own needs.

This repository allows the user to spin up infrastructure in order to host a private instance of Mumble server. The infrastructure created is free tier eligible.

Navigate to the terraform/ directory and use the following commands:

terraform init
terraform apply

# type in 'yes' when prompted

The script generates an inventory file in the ansible/ directory that should be used in the next step.

Navigate to the ansible/ directory and use the following command:

ansible-playbook -i inventory.yaml playbook.yaml

At the end of execution the command will give you an IP address that can be entered in the Mumble client for use.

When done, you can delete the infrastructure by simply destroying resources via terraform. Navigate to the terraform/ directory and use the following commands:

terraform init
terraform destroy

# type in 'yes' when prompted