The eden_playbook from gnarula

eden_playbook's Introduction

Using Ansible to deploy Eden

Install Ansible with instructions from Ansible Doc
Create an EC2 Instance and launch it. From the Web UI, note the public ip, public dns and a part of the private dns (before .ec2.internal)

Create/Update /etc/ansible/hosts with the host information. Example

<PUBLIC IP OF DB SERVER>
<PUBLIC IP OF EDEN SERVER>
<PUBLIC IP OF WEBSERVER SERVER>

cd to the repository and create a file, say, deploy.yml. Depending upon your deployment type (3-tier or single tier) copy the contents of either multiple.yml or single.yml from examples directory
Update the IPs and variables (refer to variable description below)
Finally, run ansible-playbook. ansible-playbook --private-key=<path_to_key> deploy.yml -u <remote_user> replacing <remote_user> with your server's remote user and <path_to_key> with path to private key associated with the server

The Ansible Playbooks use variables some variables to deploy Eden. Descriptions of these variables are given below.

NB: Values of variables should be entered without quotes

Variable	Description
distro	Linux Distro on the machine. Supported Options are wheezy (Debian) and Precise
dtype	Demo Type to determine whether demo is being installed before or after production. Use "na" when type is set to "prod" or "test". "afterprod" or "beforeprod" otherwise
password	Database Password
db_ip	IP of the server hosting the Database
db_type	Type of Database - Either "postgresql" or "mysql"
hostname	Hostname of the machine
prepop_options	Prepopulate options - default "template:mandatory"
sitename	URL you want to access Eden from
web_server	Only "cherokee" allowed for now. TODO: Apache
template	Eden template to use
eden_ip	IP of the server hosting Eden

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