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- -This playbook provides an automated installation of Docker using the geerlingguy.docker
role. It also includes the configuration and execution of basic containers.
To run this playbook, you need to define a host group named dockerhost
. The playbook will only be executed on the hosts specified within this host group.
shoutrrr_notifications_url
This variable specifies the Shoutrrr notifications URL, which is required for Watchtower deployment. For the URL format and additional information, please refer to the shoutrrr documentation.
+ingress
This host group is used for configuring and managing the Ingress functionality.
+woodpecker_secret
The woodpecker_secret
variable contains a secret value required for the Ingress configuration.
woodpecker_github_client
This variable holds the GitHub client information necessary for the Ingress configuration.
+woodpecker_github_secret
The woodpecker_github_secret
variable stores the GitHub secret value used in the Ingress configuration.
jenkins
The jenkins
host group is used for managing the Jenkins infrastructure.
loadbalancer
The loadbalancer
host group contains the hosts responsible for load balancing the Kubernetes API server.
subnet
The subnet
variable specifies the subnet configuration for the load balancer.
gateway
The gateway
variable holds the gateway information required for the load balancer configuration.
interface
The interface
variable defines the network interface used by the load balancer.
netmask
The netmask
variable stores the netmask value used in the load balancer configuration.
controlplane1
, controlplane2
, controlplane3
These variables represent the control plane nodes that the load balancer will direct traffic to.
+new
The new
host group is used for managing new hosts that are added to the system.
new_user
The new_user
variable specifies the user account to be created on the new host.
hostname
The hostname
variable contains the desired hostname for the new host.
tailscale_key
The tailscale_key
variable holds the Tailscale key required for connecting the new host to the network.
static_route
This variable defines a static route configuration. Note that it is a conditional variable, and if set, the variables subnet
, gateway
, and interface
must also be set.
subnet
The subnet
variable specifies the subnet configuration for the new host.
gateway
The gateway
variable holds the gateway information required for the new host configuration.
interface
The interface
variable defines the network interface used by the new host.
ipv4
The ipv4
variable contains the IPv4 address for the new host.
netmask
The netmask
variable stores the netmask value used in the new host configuration.
disk_device
The disk_device
variable specifies the disk device to be used on the new host.
partition_number
This variable represents the partition number on the specified disk_device
. It is a group variable and must be set along with partition_size
if used.
partition_size
The partition_size
variable defines the size of the partition on the specified disk_device
. It is a group variable and must be set along with partition_number
if used.
skip_reboot
This variable indicates whether a manual reboot is required after the configuration. If set, a manual reboot is necessary.
+pfsense
The pfsense
host group is responsible for managing the Pfsense firewall system.
This section is missing information about the variables related to Pfsense. Please add the relevant variables here.
+runner
The runner
host group is responsible for hosting the Woodpecker Agent, which is used for executing automation tasks.
max_concurrent_jobs
The max_concurrent_jobs
variable defines the maximum number of concurrent jobs that the Woodpecker Agent can execute. It helps control the workload and resource allocation within the Woodpecker Agent environment. By setting this variable, you can ensure efficient utilization of system resources and manage the execution of automation tasks effectively.
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