split make files in `myos` project and install files in `yaip` project

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.git*
build/cache/*
build/iso/*

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APP_NAME=myos
APP_TYPE=myos
DOMAIN=localhost
ENV=local
STACK=

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/.env
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# CHANGELOG
## v0.9 - 2022-11-11
* split make files in `myos` project and install files in `yaip` project
## v0.1-beta - 2022-06-30
Beta release, welcome ipfs

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include make/include.mk
##
# APP
app-bootstrap: bootstrap-docker
app-build: user install-build-config
$(call make,docker-compose-build docker-compose-up)
$(foreach service,$(or $(SERVICE),$(SERVICES)),$(call make,app-build-$(service)))
$(call make,docker-commit)
app-install: ansible-run app-update-default
app-start: $(foreach stack,$(STACK),start-stack-$(stack))
app-update: ansible-pull app-update-default
app-update-default: ENV_DIST := .env
app-update-default: ENV_FILE := /etc/default/myos
app-update-default: .env-update;
app-tests: ansible-tests
##
# BOOTSTRAP
# target bootstrap-docker: Install and configure docker
.PHONY: bootstrap-docker
bootstrap-docker: install-bin-docker setup-docker-group setup-binfmt setup-nfsd setup-sysctl
# target bootstrap-stack: Call bootstrap target of each stack
.PHONY: bootstrap-stack
bootstrap-stack: docker-network-create $(foreach stack,$(STACK),bootstrap-stack-$(stack))

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Docker paas based on docker compose files.
Make Your Own Stack provides common make targets to build and run docker projects.
## Disclaimer
This is work in progress ;)
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You need `docker`, `git` and `make`.
## Install
* Include myos `include.mk` file adding the following lines to your project `Makefile` file.
```
MYOS ?= ../myos
MYOS_REPOSITORY ?= https://github.com/aynicos/myos
$(MYOS):
-@git clone $(MYOS_REPOSITORY) $(MYOS)
-include $(MYOS)/make/include.mk
```
* Call the `make help` command to show available targets.
```
$ make help
Usage:
make [target]
Targets:
help This help
[...]
```
## Usage
### Examples
* Configure myos for domain `domain.tld` and stack `zen`
* Configure myos for domain `domain.tld` and stack `default`
```shell
$ make bootstrap DOMAIN=domain.tld STACK=zen
$ make bootstrap DOMAIN=domain.tld STACK=default
```
* Start myos stacks
* Start myos stack `node`
```shell
$ make node up
$ make node
```
`make node` starts the stack `node` with docker host services :
- consul (service discovery)
- fabio (load balancer)
- ipfs (inter planetary file system)
- registrator (docker/consul bridge)
`make up` starts the stack `zen` with docker services :
- ipfs (mount ~/.ipfs)
- zen (mount ~/.zen)
* Stop myos
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$ make shutdown
```
* Install myos
```shell
$ make install
```
Install myos on a server and manage server config with ansible.
### Variables
* DEBUG

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playbook.retry
inventories/packer-provisioner-ansible*

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[defaults]
inventory = inventories
roles_path = roles
filter_plugins = plugins/filter
# host_key_checking = False
[ssh_connection]
scp_if_ssh = smart
[colors]
changed = purple
debug = dark gray
deprecate = purple
error = bright red
ok = green
skip = cyan
unreachable = red
verbose = blue
warn = bright purple

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localhost ansible_host=host.docker.internal

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---
# file: inventories/group_vars/all

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---
# file: inventories/host_vars/default
aws_access_key_id: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID') }}"
aws_output: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_AWS_DEFAULT_OUTPUT') or 'json' }}"
aws_region: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_AWS_DEFAULT_REGION') or 'eu-west-1' }}"
aws_secret_access_key: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY') }}"
disks_packages:
- { "name": "e2fsprogs-extra", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "nfs-utils", "state": "present" }
hosts_git_repositories:
- { "repo": "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_GIT_REPOSITORY') }}", "dest": "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_GIT_DIRECTORY') }}", "key_file": "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_GIT_KEY_FILE') or '~/.ssh/id_rsa' }}", "version": "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_GIT_VERSION') }}" }
hosts_packages:
- { "name": "ansible-core", "state": "present" }
hosts_services:
- { "name": "zram", "state": "started", "enabled": "yes" }
hosts_update: true
hosts_default_env:
- ANSIBLE_CONFIG
- ANSIBLE_DISKS_NFS_DISK
- ANSIBLE_DISKS_NFS_OPTIONS
- ANSIBLE_DISKS_NFS_PATH
- ANSIBLE_DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG
- ANSIBLE_DOCKER_REGISTRY
- ANSIBLE_EXTRA_VARS
- ANSIBLE_GIT_DIRECTORY
- ANSIBLE_GIT_KEY_FILE
- ANSIBLE_GIT_REPOSITORY
- ANSIBLE_INVENTORY
- ANSIBLE_MYOS
- ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOK
- ENV
hosts_user_rc: true
hosts_user_rc_functions:
- { "path": "10_prompt_set", "state": "touch" }
- { "path": "10_ps1_set", "state": "touch" }
- { "path": "30_pfetch", "state": "touch" }
- { "path": "30_screen_attach", "state": "touch" }
- { "path": "40_ssh_add", "state": "touch" }

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---
# file: inventories/host_vars/localhost
disks_packages:
- { "name": "btrfs-progs", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "xfsprogs", "state": "present" }
docker_image_tag: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG') or 'latest' }}"
docker_myos: true
docker_registry: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_DOCKER_REGISTRY') }}"
hosts_git_repositories:
- { "repo": "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_GIT_REPOSITORY') }}", "dest": "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_GIT_DIRECTORY') }}", "key_file": "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_GIT_KEY_FILE') or '~/.ssh/id_rsa' }}", "version": "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_GIT_VERSION') }}" }
hosts_services:
- { "name": "myos", "state": "started", "enabled": "yes" }
hosts_update: true
hosts_default_env:
- ANSIBLE_CONFIG
- ANSIBLE_DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG
- ANSIBLE_DOCKER_REGISTRY
- ANSIBLE_EXTRA_VARS
- ANSIBLE_GIT_DIRECTORY
- ANSIBLE_GIT_KEY_FILE
- ANSIBLE_GIT_REPOSITORY
- ANSIBLE_INVENTORY
- ANSIBLE_MYOS
- ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOK
- ENV
hosts_user_rc: true
remotes_myos: true

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---
# file: inventories/host_vars/myos
aws_access_key_id: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID') }}"
aws_output: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_AWS_DEFAULT_OUTPUT') or 'json' }}"
aws_region: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_AWS_DEFAULT_REGION') or 'eu-west-1' }}"
aws_secret_access_key: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY') }}"
disks_to_mount:
- disk: /dev/xvdb
disable_periodic_fsck: true
fstype: ext4
mount_options: defaults
mount: /var/lib/docker
service: docker
- disk: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_DISKS_NFS_DISK') }}"
fstype: nfs
mount_options: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_DISKS_NFS_OPTIONS') }}"
mount: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_DISKS_NFS_PATH') }}"
disks_services:
- { "name": "rpc.statd", "state": "started", "enabled": "yes" }
docker_image_tag: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG') or 'latest' }}"
docker_registry: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_DOCKER_REGISTRY') }}"
hosts_packages:
- { "name": "ansible-core", "state": "present" }
hosts_services:
- { "name": "myos", "state": "started", "enabled": "yes" }
- { "name": "zram", "state": "started", "enabled": "yes" }
hosts_update: true
hosts_default_env:
- ANSIBLE_CONFIG
- ANSIBLE_DISKS_NFS_DISK
- ANSIBLE_DISKS_NFS_OPTIONS
- ANSIBLE_DISKS_NFS_PATH
- ANSIBLE_DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG
- ANSIBLE_DOCKER_REGISTRY
- ANSIBLE_EXTRA_VARS
- ANSIBLE_GIT_DIRECTORY
- ANSIBLE_GIT_KEY_FILE
- ANSIBLE_GIT_REPOSITORY
- ANSIBLE_INVENTORY
- ANSIBLE_MYOS
- ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOK
- COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME
- ENV
- MYOS_TAGS
hosts_user_rc: true
hosts_user_rc_functions:
- { "path": "10_prompt_set", "state": "touch" }
- { "path": "10_ps1_set", "state": "touch" }
- { "path": "30_pfetch", "state": "touch" }
- { "path": "30_screen_attach", "state": "touch" }
- { "path": "40_ssh_add", "state": "touch" }

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---
# file: playbook.yml
# bootstrap hosts
- hosts: default
gather_facts: false
pre_tasks:
- name: raw - install ansible requirements for alpine linux
raw: "[ -f /etc/alpine-release ] && /sbin/apk update && { which python3 >/dev/null 2>&1 || /sbin/apk add python3; } && { /bin/tar --version 2>/dev/null |grep busybox >/dev/null && /sbin/apk add tar; } && { ls /usr/lib/ssh/sftp-server >/dev/null 2>&1 || /sbin/apk add openssh-sftp-server; } || true"
tags:
- bootstrap
# install packages and user settings
- import_playbook: playbooks/hosts.yml
# config remotes
- import_playbook: playbooks/remotes.yml
# mount additional disks
- import_playbook: playbooks/disks.yml
# install docker
- import_playbook: playbooks/docker.yml
# launch myos
# - import_playbook: playbooks/myos.yml

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---
# file: playbooks/disks.yml
- hosts: '{{ target | default("disks") }}'
roles:
- disks
tags:
- disks

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---
# file: playbooks/docker.yml
- hosts: '{{ target | default("docker") }}'
roles:
- docker
tags:
- docker

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---
# file: playbooks/hosts.yml
- hosts: '{{ target | default("hosts") }}'
roles:
- hosts
tags:
- hosts

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---
# file: playbooks/remotes.yml
- hosts: '{{ target | default("remotes") }}'
roles:
- remotes
tags:
- remotes

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; DO NOT EDIT (unless you know what you are doing)
;
; This subdirectory is a git "subrepo", and this file is maintained by the
; git-subrepo command. See https://github.com/git-commands/git-subrepo#readme
;
[subrepo]
remote = ssh://git@github.com/aynicos/ansible-disks
branch = master
commit = c0ac6978d715b461fbf20aca719cd5196bc60645
parent = d01cccd9bab3a63d60ba251e3719767635ccd5d2
method = merge
cmdver = 0.4.0

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# AUTHORS
* **Yann Autissier** - *myos tailoring* - [aya](https://github.com/aya)
* **Emilien Kenler** - *initial work* - [milk](https://github.com/milk)

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# CHANGELOG
## v1.0-alpha - 2021-07-14
Initial myos release

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# disks role for Ansible
Format and mount additional disks
## Role Variables
### Default Variables
* `disks_to_mount` - List of disks to mount:
* `disable_periodic_fsck` deactivates the periodic ext3/4 filesystem check for the new disk
* `disk` is the device, you want to mount
* `fstype` allows you to choose the filesystem to use with the new disk
* `group` sets group of the mount directory (default: `root`)
* `mount` is the directory where the new disk should be mounted
* `mount_options` allows you to specify custom mount options
* `part` is the first partition name. If not specified, `1` will be appended to the disk name
* `user` sets owner of the mount directory (default: `root`)
```yaml
# inventory/group_vars/GROUP_NAME
disks_to_mount:
- disk: /dev/sdb
fstype: ext4
mount_options: defaults
mount: /data1
user: www-data
group: www-data
disable_periodic_fsck: false
- disk: /dev/nvme0n1
part: /dev/nvme0n1p1
fstype: xfs
mount_options: defaults,noatime
mount: /data2
- disk: nfs-host:/nfs/export
fstype: nfs
mount_options: defaults,noatime
mount: /data3
```
The following filesystems are currently supported:
* [btrfs](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BTRFS) *
* [ext2](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext2)
* [ext3](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext3)
* [ext4](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext4)
* [nfs](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_File_System) *
* [xfs](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XFS) *
Note: (*) To use these filesystems you have to define and install additional software packages. Please estimate the right package names for your operating system.
* `disks_packages` - List of packages to install/remove on your hosts
```yaml
disks_packages:
- { "name": "xfsprogs", "state": "present" } # package for mkfs.xfs on RedHat / Ubuntu
- { "name": "btrfs-progs", "state": "present" } # package for mkfs.btrfs on CentOS / Debian
```
* `disks_services` - List of services to enable/disable on your hosts
```yaml
disks_services:
- { "name": "rpc.statd", "state": "started", "enabled": "yes" } # start rpc.statd service for nfs
```
### AWS variables
* `aws_ebs_discover` - Discover AWS NVMe EBS disks
```yaml
aws_ebs_discover: false
```
## Example playbook
``` yaml
- hosts: 'disks'
roles:
- role: 'aynicos.disks'
disks_to_mount:
- disk: /dev/xvdb
disable_periodic_fsck: true
fstype: ext4
mount_options: defaults
mount: /var/lib/docker
service: docker
disks_services:
- { "name": "rpc.statd", "state": "started", "enabled": "yes" }
```
## How it works
It uses `sfdisk` to partition the disk with a single primary partition spanning the entire disk.
It creates the specified filesystem with `mkfs`.
It mounts the new filesystem to the specified mount path.

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---
# file: default/main.yml
# discover AWS NVMe EBS disks
aws_ebs_discover: false
# config disks to mount
disks_to_mount: []
# packages to install/remove
disks_packages: []
# services to enable/disable
disks_services: []

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---
# file: handlers/main.yml
- name: restart services
with_together:
- '{{ disks_to_mount }}'
- '{{ disks_to_mount_handler_notify.results }}'
service:
name: "{{item.0.service}}"
state: restarted
when: item.1.changed and item.0.service is defined
- name: restart services - nfs
with_together:
- '{{ disks_to_mount }}'
- '{{ disks_to_mount_nfs_handler_notify.results }}'
service:
name: "{{item.0.service}}"
state: restarted
when: item.1.changed and item.0.service is defined

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#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from ctypes import *
from fcntl import ioctl
from pathlib import Path
import json
import os
import subprocess
from ansible.module_utils.basic import *
module = AnsibleModule(argument_spec=dict(
config=dict(required=True, type='list'),
))
NVME_ADMIN_IDENTIFY = 0x06
NVME_IOCTL_ADMIN_CMD = 0xC0484E41
AMZN_NVME_VID = 0x1D0F
AMZN_NVME_EBS_MN = "Amazon Elastic Block Store"
class nvme_admin_command(Structure):
_pack_ = 1
_fields_ = [("opcode", c_uint8), # op code
("flags", c_uint8), # fused operation
("cid", c_uint16), # command id
("nsid", c_uint32), # namespace id
("reserved0", c_uint64),
("mptr", c_uint64), # metadata pointer
("addr", c_uint64), # data pointer
("mlen", c_uint32), # metadata length
("alen", c_uint32), # data length
("cdw10", c_uint32),
("cdw11", c_uint32),
("cdw12", c_uint32),
("cdw13", c_uint32),
("cdw14", c_uint32),
("cdw15", c_uint32),
("reserved1", c_uint64)]
class nvme_identify_controller_amzn_vs(Structure):
_pack_ = 1
_fields_ = [("bdev", c_char * 32), # block device name
("reserved0", c_char * (1024 - 32))]
class nvme_identify_controller_psd(Structure):
_pack_ = 1
_fields_ = [("mp", c_uint16), # maximum power
("reserved0", c_uint16),
("enlat", c_uint32), # entry latency
("exlat", c_uint32), # exit latency
("rrt", c_uint8), # relative read throughput
("rrl", c_uint8), # relative read latency
("rwt", c_uint8), # relative write throughput
("rwl", c_uint8), # relative write latency
("reserved1", c_char * 16)]
class nvme_identify_controller(Structure):
_pack_ = 1
_fields_ = [("vid", c_uint16), # PCI Vendor ID
("ssvid", c_uint16), # PCI Subsystem Vendor ID
("sn", c_char * 20), # Serial Number
("mn", c_char * 40), # Module Number
("fr", c_char * 8), # Firmware Revision
("rab", c_uint8), # Recommend Arbitration Burst
("ieee", c_uint8 * 3), # IEEE OUI Identifier
("mic", c_uint8), # Multi-Interface Capabilities
("mdts", c_uint8), # Maximum Data Transfer Size
("reserved0", c_uint8 * (256 - 78)),
("oacs", c_uint16), # Optional Admin Command Support
("acl", c_uint8), # Abort Command Limit
("aerl", c_uint8), # Asynchronous Event Request Limit
("frmw", c_uint8), # Firmware Updates
("lpa", c_uint8), # Log Page Attributes
("elpe", c_uint8), # Error Log Page Entries
("npss", c_uint8), # Number of Power States Support
("avscc", c_uint8), # Admin Vendor Specific Command Configuration
("reserved1", c_uint8 * (512 - 265)),
("sqes", c_uint8), # Submission Queue Entry Size
("cqes", c_uint8), # Completion Queue Entry Size
("reserved2", c_uint16),
("nn", c_uint32), # Number of Namespaces
("oncs", c_uint16), # Optional NVM Command Support
("fuses", c_uint16), # Fused Operation Support
("fna", c_uint8), # Format NVM Attributes
("vwc", c_uint8), # Volatile Write Cache
("awun", c_uint16), # Atomic Write Unit Normal
("awupf", c_uint16), # Atomic Write Unit Power Fail
("nvscc", c_uint8), # NVM Vendor Specific Command Configuration
("reserved3", c_uint8 * (704 - 531)),
("reserved4", c_uint8 * (2048 - 704)),
("psd", nvme_identify_controller_psd * 32), # Power State Descriptor
("vs", nvme_identify_controller_amzn_vs)] # Vendor Specific
class ebs_nvme_device:
def __init__(self, device):
self.device = device
self.ctrl_identify()
def _nvme_ioctl(self, id_response, id_len):
admin_cmd = nvme_admin_command(opcode = NVME_ADMIN_IDENTIFY,
addr = id_response,
alen = id_len,
cdw10 = 1)
with open(self.device, "w") as nvme:
ioctl(nvme, NVME_IOCTL_ADMIN_CMD, admin_cmd)
def ctrl_identify(self):
self.id_ctrl = nvme_identify_controller()
self._nvme_ioctl(addressof(self.id_ctrl), sizeof(self.id_ctrl))
def is_ebs(self):
if self.id_ctrl.vid != AMZN_NVME_VID:
return False
if self.id_ctrl.mn.strip() != AMZN_NVME_EBS_MN:
return False
return True
def get_volume_id(self):
vol = self.id_ctrl.sn.decode('utf-8')
if vol.startswith("vol") and vol[3] != "-":
vol = "vol-" + vol[3:]
return vol.strip()
def get_block_device(self, stripped=False):
dev = self.id_ctrl.vs.bdev.decode('utf-8')
if stripped and dev.startswith("/dev/"):
dev = dev[5:]
return dev.strip()
def update_disk(disk, mapping):
if 'device_name' not in disk:
return disk
device_name = disk['device_name'][5:]
if device_name not in mapping:
return disk
volume_id = mapping[device_name]
link_path = '/dev/disk/by-id/nvme-Amazon_Elastic_Block_Store_vol%s' % volume_id[4:]
resolved = str(Path(link_path).resolve())
new_disk = dict(disk)
new_disk['disk'] = resolved
new_disk['part'] = '%sp1' % resolved
return new_disk
def main():
src_config = module.params['config']
lsblkOutput = subprocess.check_output(['lsblk', '-J'])
lsblk = json.loads(lsblkOutput.decode('utf-8'))
mapping = {}
for blockdevice in lsblk['blockdevices']:
try:
dev = ebs_nvme_device('/dev/%s' % blockdevice['name'])
except OSError:
continue
except IOError:
continue
if dev.is_ebs():
continue
mapping[dev.get_block_device()] = dev.get_volume_id()
new_config = [
update_disk(disk, mapping) for disk in src_config
]
facts = {'blockDeviceMapping': mapping, 'config': new_config, 'source_config': src_config}
result = {"changed": False, "ansible_facts": facts}
module.exit_json(**result)
main()

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---
# file: meta/main.yml
dependencies: []
galaxy_info:
author: Yann Autissier
categories:
- system
description: Format and mount additional disks
license: GPL
platforms:
- name: Alpine
versions:
- all
- name: Debian
versions:
- all
- name: EL
versions:
- all
- name: Fedora
versions:
- all
- name: Ubuntu
versions:
- all

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---
# file: tasks/config.yml
- name: config - discover NVMe EBS
when: aws_ebs_discover | default(True) | bool
disks_ebs_config:
config: "{{ disks_to_mount }}"
become: yes
register: __disks_ebs_config
- set_fact:
disks_to_mount: "{{ disks_to_mount|defaut([]) + __disks_ebs_config['ansible_facts']['config'] }}"
when: __disks_ebs_config is defined and 'ansible_facts' in __disks_ebs_config

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---
# file: tasks/disks.yml
- name: disks - get disk alignment
with_items: '{{ disks_to_mount }}'
shell: |
if
[[ -e /sys/block/{{ item.disk | basename }}/queue/optimal_io_size && -e /sys/block/{{ item.disk | basename }}/alignment_offset && -e /sys/block/{{ item.disk | basename }}/queue/physical_block_size ]];
then
echo $[$(( ($(cat /sys/block/{{ item.disk | basename }}/queue/optimal_io_size) + $(cat /sys/block/{{ item.disk | basename }}/alignment_offset)) / $(cat /sys/block/{{ item.disk | basename }}/queue/physical_block_size) )) | 2048];
else
echo 2048;
fi
args:
creates: '{{ item.part | default(item.disk + "1") }}'
executable: '/bin/bash'
register: disks_offset
- name: disks - stat if the disk exists
with_items: '{{ disks_to_mount }}'
stat:
path: '{{ item.disk }}'
changed_when: False
register: disks_stat

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---
# file: tasks/filesystems.yml
- name: filesystems - create filesystem on the first partition
when: item.1.stat.exists
with_together:
- '{{ disks_to_mount }}'
- '{{ disks_stat.results }}'
filesystem:
dev: '{{ item.0.part | default(item.0.disk + "1") }}'
force: '{{ item.0.force|d(omit) }}'
fstype: '{{ item.0.fstype }}'
opts: '{{ item.0.fsopts|d(omit) }}'
become: yes
- name: filesystems - disable periodic fsck and reserved space on ext3 or ext4 formatted disks
when: "disks_to_mount and ( item.0.fstype == 'ext4' or item.0.fstype == 'ext3' ) and item.0.disable_periodic_fsck|default(false)|bool and item.1.stat.exists"
with_together:
- '{{ disks_to_mount }}'
- '{{ disks_stat.results }}'
environment:
PATH: "{{ ansible_env.PATH }}:/usr/sbin:/sbin"
shell: tune2fs -c0 -i0 -m0 {{ item.0.part | default(item.0.disk + "1") }}
become: yes
- name: filesystems - btrfs
when: "disks_to_mount and ansible_cmdline.fstype == 'btrfs'"
import_tasks: filesystems_btrfs.yml
tags:
- btrfs

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---
# file: tasks/filesystems-btrfs.yml

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---
# file: tasks/main.yml
- import_tasks: vars.yml
tags:
- vars
- import_tasks: config.yml
tags:
- config
- import_tasks: packages.yml
tags:
- packages
- import_tasks: services.yml
tags:
- services
- import_tasks: disks.yml
tags:
- disks
- import_tasks: partitions.yml
tags:
- partitions
- import_tasks: filesystems.yml
tags:
- filesystems
- import_tasks: mount.yml
tags:
- mount
- meta: flush_handlers

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---
# file: tasks/mount.yml
- name: mount - check directory mount exists
with_items: '{{ disks_to_mount }}'
file:
path: '{{ item.mount }}'
state: directory
become: yes
- name: mount - mount additional disks
when: item.2.stat.exists
with_together:
- '{{ disks_to_mount }}'
- '{{ disks_blkid.results }}'
- '{{ disks_stat.results }}'
mount:
name: '{{ item.0.mount }}'
fstype: '{{ item.0.fstype }}'
opts: '{{ item.0.mount_options|d(omit) }}'
passno: '0'
src: 'UUID={{ item.1.stdout }}'
state: '{{ item.0.mount_state|d("mounted") }}'
become: yes
notify:
- restart services
register: disks_to_mount_handler_notify
- name: mount - mount additional disks - nfs
when: item.fstype == 'nfs'
with_items: '{{ disks_to_mount }}'
mount:
name: '{{ item.mount }}'
fstype: '{{ item.fstype }}'
opts: '{{ item.mount_options|d(omit) }}'
src: '{{ item.disk }}'
state: '{{ item.mount_state|d("mounted") }}'
become: yes
notify:
- restart services - nfs
register: disks_to_mount_nfs_handler_notify
- name: mount - set permissions
when: item.user is defined or item.group is defined
with_items: '{{ disks_to_mount }}'
file:
path: '{{ item.mount }}'
owner: '{{ item.user | default("root") }}'
group: '{{ item.group | default("root") }}'
state: directory
become: yes

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---
# file: tasks/packages.yml
- name: packages - install parted
when: disks_to_mount is defined
package:
name: parted
state: present
become: yes
- name: packages - install/remove disks packages
when: disks_packages is defined
with_items: "{{ disks_packages|default([]) }}"
package:
name: "{{item.name}}"
state: "{{item.state}}"
become: yes

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---
# file: tasks/partitions.yml
- name: partitions - extend additional disks partitions
with_items: '{{ disks_to_mount }}'
shell: |
if
[ -b {{ item.disk }} ]
then
[ -b {{ item.part | default(item.disk + "1") }} ] || parted -a optimal --script "{{ item.disk }}" mklabel gpt mkpart primary {{ disks_offset.stdout|default("2048") }}s 100% && sleep 5 && partprobe {{ item.disk }}; sleep 5
fi
args:
creates: '{{ item.part | default(item.disk + "1") }}'
executable: '/bin/bash'
become: yes
- name: partitions - get UUID
when: item.1.stat.exists
with_together:
- '{{ disks_to_mount }}'
- '{{ disks_stat.results }}'
environment:
PATH: "{{ ansible_env.PATH }}:/usr/sbin:/sbin"
command: blkid -s UUID -o value {{ item.0.part | default(item.0.disk + "1") }}
changed_when: False
check_mode: no
become: yes
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---
# file: tasks/services.yml
- name: services - enable/disable disks services
when: disks_services is defined and ansible_service_mgr|lower != "openrc" and ansible_service_mgr|lower != "runit"
with_items: "{{ disks_services|default([]) }}"
service:
name: "{{item.name}}"
state: "{{item.state}}"
enabled: "{{item.enabled}}"
become: yes
- name: services - enable/disable disks services - openrc
when: disks_services is defined and ansible_service_mgr|lower == "openrc"
with_items: "{{ disks_services|default([]) }}"
service:
name: "{{item.name}}"
state: "{{item.state}}"
enabled: "{{item.enabled}}"
runlevel: boot
become: yes
- name: services - enable/disable disks services - runit
when: disks_services is defined and ansible_service_mgr|lower == "runit"
with_items: "{{ disks_services|default([]) }}"
sysvinit:
name: "{{item.name}}"
state: "{{item.state}}"
enabled: "{{item.enabled}}"
runlevels:
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
become: yes

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---
# file: tasks/vars.yml
- name: vars - load per operating system variables
include_vars: "{{item}}"
with_first_found:
- paths:
- "vars/"
- files:
- "{{ansible_distribution|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_version|lower}}-{{ansible_machine}}.yml" # centos-6.4-i386.yml ubuntu-16.04-x86_64.yml
- "{{ansible_distribution|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_version|lower}}.yml" # centos-6.4.yml ubuntu-16.04.yml
- "{{ansible_distribution|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_major_version|lower}}-{{ansible_machine}}.yml" # centos-6-i386.yml ubuntu-16-x86_64.yml
- "{{ansible_distribution|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_major_version|lower}}.yml" # centos-6.yml ubuntu-16.yml
- "{{ansible_os_family|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_version|lower}}-{{ansible_machine}}.yml" # redhat-6.4-i386.yml debian-8.5-x86_64.yml
- "{{ansible_os_family|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_version|lower}}.yml" # redhat-6.4.yml debian-8.5.yml
- "{{ansible_os_family|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_major_version|lower}}-{{ansible_machine}}.yml" # redhat-6-i386.yml debian-8-x86_64.yml
- "{{ansible_os_family|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_major_version|lower}}.yml" # redhat-6.yml debian-8.yml
- "{{ansible_distribution|lower}}-{{ansible_machine}}.yml" # centos-i386.yml ubuntu-x86_64.yml
- "{{ansible_distribution|lower}}.yml" # centos.yml ubuntu.yml
- "{{ansible_os_family|lower}}-{{ansible_machine}}.yml" # redhat-i386.yml debian-x86_64.yml
- "{{ansible_os_family|lower}}.yml" # redhat.yml debian.yml
- "{{ansible_system|lower}}-{{ansible_machine}}.yml" # linux-i386.yml linux-x86_64.yml
- "{{ansible_system|lower}}.yml" # linux.yml
- "default.yml" # default.yml
skip: true
- name: vars - override with local variables
include_vars: "{{item}}"
with_first_found:
- paths:
- "vars/"
- files:
- "local.yml"
skip: true

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; DO NOT EDIT (unless you know what you are doing)
;
; This subdirectory is a git "subrepo", and this file is maintained by the
; git-subrepo command. See https://github.com/git-commands/git-subrepo#readme
;
[subrepo]
remote = ssh://git@github.com/aynicos/ansible-docker
branch = master
commit = 6217a899084cba00447195d1873b211462b60d52
parent = 4745dad8cb8a826ee3ac47accda79f96957b5e13
method = merge
cmdver = 0.4.0

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# AUTHORS
* **Yann Autissier** - *initial work* - [aya](https://github.com/aya)

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# CHANGELOG
## v1.0-alpha - 2021-07-14
Initial myos release
## v0.1.0 - 2016-12-20
Initial release
* Install docker daemon
* Start and active docker service at boot
* Build and run docker images

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# docker role for Ansible
Install and configure the [docker](https://www.docker.com/) daemon
## Role Variables
### Default Variables
* `docker_check_kernel` - Minimum kernel version allowed on your hosts to run docker
``` yaml
docker_check_kernel: '3.10'
```
* `docker_daemon_config_directory` - Path to docker daemon configuration files
``` yaml
docker_daemon_config_directory: '/etc/docker'
```
* `docker_daemon_config_file` - Docker daemon configuration file
``` yaml
docker_daemon_config_file: "{{docker_daemon_config_directory}}/daemon.json"
```
* `docker_daemon_config_data_root` - Docker daemon data root directory
``` yaml
docker_daemon_config_data_root: '/var/lib/docker'
```
* `docker_daemon_config_storage_driver` - Docker daemon storage driver
``` yaml
docker_daemon_config_storage_driver: 'overlay2'
```
* `docker_daemon_config` - docker daemon yaml config
``` yaml
docker_daemon_config: { "storage-driver": "devicemapper" }
```
* `docker_distribution` - Docker package distribution
``` yaml
docker_distribution: debian
```
* `docker_distribution_release` - Docker package distribution release
``` yaml
docker_distribution_release: bullseye
```
* `docker_machine` - Docker package architecture
``` yaml
docker_machine: amd64
```
* `docker_myos` - Register myos tags
``` yaml
docker_myos: false
```
* `docker_package` - Name of the docker package
``` yaml
docker_package: docker-ce
```
* `docker_packages` - List of packages to install/remove before installing the docker package
``` yaml
docker_packages:
- { "name": "docker", "state": "absent" }
```
* `docker_init_config_directory` - Location of the configuration file of the docker daemon init script
``` yaml
docker_init_config_directory: "/etc/sysconfig"
```
* `docker_opts` - Name of the environment variable used to pass options to the docker daemon
``` yaml
docker_opts: "OPTIONS"
```
* `docker_services` - List of services to enable/disable on your hosts
``` yaml
docker_services:
- { "name": "docker", "state": "started", "enabled": "yes" }
```
### Deprecated variables
* `dockers` - List of docker images to build and run on the docker host with the docker-build and docker-run commands
``` yaml
dockers: []
```
* `docker_cluster` - Optional cluster name to pass to the docker-build and docker-run commands
``` yaml
docker_cluster: ""
```
* `docker_start` - Starts the dockers if set to true
``` yaml
docker_start: true
```
* `docker_restart` - Restarts dockers when their image has been updated, removes current running dockers and start new ones
``` yaml
docker_restart: true
```
* `docker_force_restart` - Restart dockers, even if image has not been updated, removes current running dockers and start new ones
``` yaml
docker_force_restart: false
```
## Example playbook
``` yaml
- hosts: 'docker'
roles:
- role: 'aynicos.docker'
docker_check_kernel: "3.3"
docker_package: "docker-ee"
docker_registry: "hub.docker.com"
```
## Tests
To test this role on your `docker` hosts, run the tests/playbook.yml playbook.
``` bash
$ ansible-playbook tests/playbook.yml
```
## DEPRECATED
Following sections remain of a time where docker compose was borning.
### Helper scripts
This role comes with a few helper scripts. Here is a short description.
* `docker-build` - Build a docker image, reading options to pass to the `docker build` command from a Dockeropts file.
* `docker-cleanup` - Remove unused dockers.
* `docker-cleanup-images` - Remove unused docker images.
* `docker-cleanup-volumes` - Remove unused docker volumes.
* `docker-get-image` - Return sha256 of the image used by the docker.
* `docker-get-status` - Return the status of the docker.
* `docker-log-cleanup` - Empty the file logging the docker output on the docker host.
* `docker-log-truncate` - Truncate the file logging the docker output on the docker host.
* `docker-run` - Run a docker, reading options to pass to the `docker run` command from a Dockeropts file.
### Build a docker image
On the docker hosts, you'll be able to build docker images and run dockers, based on Dockerfile and Dockeropts files located in the /etc/docker subdirectories.
To create an `nginx` docker image, create a directory /etc/docker/nginx with a Dockerfile and a Dockeropts files into.
``` bash
# mkdir -p /etc/docker/nginx
# cat << EOF > /etc/docker/nginx/Dockerfile
FROM nginx:alpine
EOF
# cat << EOF > /etc/docker/nginx/Dockeropts
DOCKER_ULIMIT="nofile=65536"
DOCKER_PORT="80:80"
EOF
```
Build your `nginx` docker image, then run it ! The docker-run command will read the Dockeropts file to add the --ulimit and --port options to the docker run command.
``` bash
# docker-build nginx && docker-run nginx
```
### Override your files
If you want to copy a file in your Dockerfile, say the default nginx.conf, you can use the DOCKER_BUILD_PREFIX and DOCKER_BUILD_SUFFIX variables to get different versions of this file giving some context.
``` bash
# cat << EOF > /etc/docker/nginx/Dockerfile
FROM nginx:alpine
ARG DOCKER_BUILD_PREFIX
ARG DOCKER_BUILD_SUFFIX
COPY ./\${DOCKER_BUILD_PREFIX}nginx.conf\${DOCKER_BUILD_SUFFIX} /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
EOF
```
You can now override the nginx configuration file when you build your image.
* Without option, the docker-build command will search for the file beside your Dockerfile.
``` bash
# docker-build nginx && docker-run nginx
```
Both DOCKER_BUILD_PREFIX and DOCKER_BUILD_SUFFIX variables are empty, the Dockerfile will search for a `./nginx.conf` file, ie the /etc/docker/nginx/nginx.conf file.
* With a -c|--cluster option, the docker-build command will search for the file in a subdirectory below your Dockerfile.
``` bash
# docker-build -c custom nginx && docker-run -c custom nginx
```
The DOCKER_BUILD_PREFIX variable is populated with 'custom/' to force the Dockerfile to search for a `./custom/nginx.conf` file, ie /etc/docker/nginx/custom/nginx.conf file.
* With an image name suffixed with a dash, the docker-build command will search for a suffixed file as well.
``` bash
# docker-build -c custom nginx-develop && docker-run -c custom nginx-develop
```
The DOCKER_BUILD_PREFIX variable is populated with 'custom/' and the DOCKER_BUILD_SUFFIX variable is populated with '-develop' to force the Dockerfile to search for a `./custom/nginx.conf-develop` file, ie /etc/docker/nginx/custom/nginx.conf-develop file.
### Override your options
The same override principle can be used for the Dockerfile and the Dockeropts file when using the docker-build and docker-run commands.
You can create a /etc/docker/nginx/custom/Dockeropts file that would override your default Dockeropt file, and a /etc/docker/nginx/custom/Dockeropts-develop file overriding both other files too.
The Dockeropts file accepts the following options.
* `SYSCTL` - values to set on the docker host via the sysctl command before running the docker
* `DOCKER_ARGS` - values to pass to the docker build command with --build-arg options
* `DOCKER_ENV` - values to pass to the docker run command with -e options
* `DOCKER_LINK` - values to pass to the docker run command with --link options
* `DOCKER_OPT` - values to pass to the docker run command with prefixed by --
* `DOCKER_PORT` - values to pass to the docker run command with -p options
* `DOCKER_ULIMIT` - values to pass to the docker run command with --ulimit options
* `DOCKER_VOLUME` - values to pass to the docker run command with -v options
* `HOST_VOLUME` - volumes to allow write access to from the docker on selinux enabled host
Overriding options is done several times, reading options from the more specific to the more generic file. In our example, files are read in this order :
/etc/docker/nginx/custom/Dockeropts-develop
/etc/docker/nginx/custom/Dockeropts
/etc/docker/nginx/Dockeropts
### Common configuration
Following configuration builds and runs the docker image 'nginx-develop' for the 'custom' cluster described in our example.
The Dockerfile and Dockeropts files needed in the /etc/docker/nginx directory should be present on the docker host, likely synchronised by an other ansible role.
``` yaml
docker_cluster: "custom"
docker:
- nginx-develop
```
## Limitations
This role is known to work on Alpine Linux, Armbian, Centos, Debian, Devuan, Fedora, Raspbian, RedHat and Ubuntu.

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---
# file: defaults/main.yml
# minimum kernel version
docker_check_kernel: '3.10'
# location of configuration files of docker daemon
# docker_daemon_config_directory: "/etc/docker"
# configuration files of docker daemon
# docker_daemon_config_file: "{{docker_daemon_config_directory}}/daemon.json"
# configure docker daemon data root directory
# docker_daemon_config_data_root: "/var/lib/docker"
# configure docker daemon storage driver
# docker_daemon_config_storage: "overlay2"
# docker daemon configuration
# docker_daemon_config: {}
# docker package distribution
docker_distribution: debian
# docker package distribution release
docker_distribution_release: bullseye
# docker package architecture
docker_machine: amd64
# register myos tags
docker_myos: false
# docker package name
docker_package: docker
# packages to install/remove
docker_packages: []
# location of configuration files loaded by the init script
docker_init_config_directory: "/etc/sysconfig"
# docker daemon options environment variable
docker_opts: "OPTIONS"
# services to enable/disable
docker_services:
- { "name": "docker", "state": "started", "enabled": "yes" }
# start docker
docker_start: true
# stop and remove running docker to start a new one when image has been updated
docker_restart: true
# stop and remove running docker to start a new one even if image has not been updated
docker_force_restart: false

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kernel.pax.softmode=1

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#!/bin/bash
# Author: Yann Autissier <yann.autissier@gmail.com>
DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY="local"
DOCKER_BUILD_DIRECTORY="/etc/docker"
usage() {
echo Usage: $0 [-c cluster] [-f] [-q] [-t] image [image [...]]
echo -e "Build a docker image in the '${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}' repository."
echo
echo -e "image\tis a directory with a Dockerfile, default in '${DOCKER_BUILD_DIRECTORY}/image'."
echo -e "\t'image' can contains a dash. The suffixed part after the dash is taken into account"
echo -e "\tin the image name but not in the name of the directory containing the Dockerfile."
echo -e "\tsuffix will be available in your Dockerfile in the DOCKER_BUILD_SUFFIX build-arg."
echo
echo -e "Options:"
echo -e "\t-c 'cluster'\tAllow to override files in 'image' directory with existing files in"
echo -e "\t\t\tthe 'image/cluster' directory. 'cluster' will be available in your"
echo -e "\t\t\tDockerfile in the DOCKER_BUILD_PREFIX build-arg."
echo -e "\t-f\t\tforce build, do not use cache when building image."
echo -e "\t-q\t\tquiet mode, minimal output."
echo -e "\t-t\t\ttest mode, do nothing but output the command that would haev been launched."
echo
echo -e "EXAMPLES"
echo
echo -e "$0 elk"
echo -e "Build a docker image named '${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}/elk' with Dockerfile ${DOCKER_BUILD_DIRECTORY}/elk/Dockerfile"
echo
echo -e "$0 elk-es01"
echo -e "Build a docker image named '${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}/elk-es01' with Dockerfile ${DOCKER_BUILD_DIRECTORY}/elk/Dockerfile"
echo -e "and build-arg DOCKER_BUILD_SUFFIX=-es01"
echo
echo -e "$0 -c custom elk-es01"
echo -e "Build a docker image named '${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}/elk-es01' with Dockerfile ${DOCKER_BUILD_DIRECTORY}/elk/Dockerfile,"
echo -e "build-arg DOCKER_BUILD_PREFIX=custom/ and build-arg DOCKER_BUILD_SUFFIX=-es01"
echo
exit 1
}
while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do
case $1 in
-c|--cluster) shift && CLUSTER="$1"
;;
-f|--force) FORCE=1
;;
-t|--test) TEST=1
;;
-q|--quiet) QUIET=1
;;
-h|--help) usage
;;
*) args="${args:-} $1"
esac
shift
args="${args# }"
done
# check args
[ "${args:0:1}" = "-" ] && usage
# grsec/pax on alpine linux with docker < 1.12
[ -f /etc/alpine-release ] && while read major minor patch; do
if [ "${major}" -eq 1 ] && [ "${minor:-0}" -lt 12 ]; then
[ "$(sysctl -n kernel.grsecurity.chroot_deny_chmod 2>/dev/null)" = 1 ] && sysctl -w kernel.grsecurity.chroot_deny_chmod=0 2>/dev/null && grsec_disabled_chmod=1
[ "$(sysctl -n kernel.grsecurity.chroot_deny_mknod 2>/dev/null)" = 1 ] && sysctl -w kernel.grsecurity.chroot_deny_mknod=0 2>/dev/null && grsec_disabled_mknod=1
fi
done <<< $(apk version docker |awk -F '-' '/^docker/ {print $2}' |sed 's/\./ /g')
for arg in $args; do
# extract docker image name
image="$(basename ${arg})"
# keep part before the dash as the directory name
dir="$(dirname ${arg})/${image%-*}"
# keep part after the dash as an image suffix name
[ "${image##*-}" != "${image}" ] && suffix="${image##*-}"
# default to ${DOCKER_BUILD_DIRECTORY}/${dir} if ${dir} does not exists
[ ! -d "${dir}" ] && [ -d "${DOCKER_BUILD_DIRECTORY}/${dir}" ] && dir="${DOCKER_BUILD_DIRECTORY}/${dir#./}"
# directory exists && contains a Dockerfile
[ -d ${dir} ] && [ -f "${dir}/Dockerfile" ] || usage
# cluster directory exists
[ -n "${CLUSTER}" ] && { [ -d ${dir}/${CLUSTER} ] || usage; }
# search for Dockeropts files
files="${dir}/Dockeropts ${dir}/Dockeropts-${suffix}"
[ -n "${CLUSTER}" ] && files="${files} ${dir}/${CLUSTER}/Dockeropts ${dir}/${CLUSTER}/Dockeropts-${suffix}"
# source the Dockeropts files
for dockeropts in ${files}; do
[ -f "${dockeropts}" ] && . ${dockeropts}
done
# quiet build
[ ${QUIET} ] && DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS="--quiet" || DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS=""
# do not use cache
[ ${FORCE} ] && DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS="${DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS} --no-cache"
# extract DOCKER_ARGS
[ -n "${DOCKER_ARGS}" ] && for build_arg in ${DOCKER_ARGS}; do
DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS="${DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS} --build-arg ${build_arg}"
done
# add DOCKER_BUILD_PREFIX and DOCKER_BUILD_SUFFIX
[ -n "${CLUSTER}" ] && DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS="${DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS} --build-arg DOCKER_BUILD_PREFIX=${CLUSTER}/"
[ -n "${suffix}" ] && DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS="${DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS} --build-arg DOCKER_BUILD_SUFFIX=-${suffix}"
# search for Dockerfile
[ -n "${CLUSTER}" ] && files="${dir}/${CLUSTER}/Dockerfile-${suffix} ${dir}/${CLUSTER}/Dockerfile" || files=""
files="${files} ${dir}/Dockerfile-${suffix} ${dir}/Dockerfile"
# build docker image with 1st found Dockerfile
for dockerfile in ${files}; do
[ -f "${dockerfile}" ] || continue
[ ${QUIET} ] && [ ! ${TEST} ] && echo -n "${image} "
[ ! ${QUIET} ] && echo "Building image ${image}"
if [ ${TEST} ]; then
echo docker build ${DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS} -t ${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}/${image} -f ${dockerfile} ${dir}
else
docker build ${DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS} -t ${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}/${image} -f ${dockerfile} ${dir}
result=$?
fi
[ ${result:-0} -ge ${return:-0} ] && return=${result}
break
done
done
# grsec/pax
[ ${grsec_disabled_chmod} ] && sysctl -w kernel.grsecurity.chroot_deny_chmod=1 2>/dev/null
[ ${grsec_disabled_mknod} ] && sysctl -w kernel.grsecurity.chroot_deny_mknod=1 2>/dev/null
exit ${return:-1}

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#!/bin/sh
# Author: Yann Autissier <yann.autissier@gmail.com>
docker ps -q --no-trunc --filter status=exited,status=created,status=dead |while read docker; do docker rm ${docker}; done

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#!/bin/sh
# Author: Yann Autissier <yann.autissier@gmail.com>
docker images -q --no-trunc --filter dangling=true |while read image; do docker rmi ${image}; done

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#! /bin/bash
set -eou pipefail
#usage: sudo ./docker-cleanup-volumes.sh [--dry-run]
docker_bin="$(which docker.io 2> /dev/null || which docker 2> /dev/null)"
# Default dir
dockerdir=/var/lib/docker
# Look for an alternate docker directory with -g/--graph option
dockerpid=$(ps ax | grep "$docker_bin" | grep -v grep | awk '{print $1; exit}') || :
if [[ -n "$dockerpid" && $dockerpid -gt 0 ]]; then
next_arg_is_dockerdir=false
while read -d $'\0' arg
do
if [[ $arg =~ ^--graph=(.+) ]]; then
dockerdir=${BASH_REMATCH[1]}
break
elif [ $arg = '-g' ]; then
next_arg_is_dockerdir=true
elif [ $next_arg_is_dockerdir = true ]; then
dockerdir=$arg
break
fi
done < /proc/$dockerpid/cmdline
fi
dockerdir=$(readlink -f "$dockerdir")
volumesdir=${dockerdir}/volumes
vfsdir=${dockerdir}/vfs/dir
allvolumes=()
dryrun=false
verbose=false
function log_verbose() {
if [ "${verbose}" = true ]; then
echo "$1"
fi;
}
function delete_volumes() {
local targetdir=$1
echo
if [[ ! -d "${targetdir}" || ! "$(ls -A "${targetdir}")" ]]; then
echo "Directory ${targetdir} does not exist or is empty, skipping."
return
fi
echo "Delete unused volume directories from $targetdir"
local dir
while read -d $'\0' dir
do
dir=$(basename "$dir")
if [[ -d "${targetdir}/${dir}/_data" || "${dir}" =~ [0-9a-f]{64} ]]; then
if [ ${#allvolumes[@]} -gt 0 ] && [[ ${allvolumes[@]} =~ "${dir}" ]]; then
echo "In use ${dir}"
else
if [ "${dryrun}" = false ]; then
echo "Deleting ${dir}"
rm -rf "${targetdir}/${dir}"
else
echo "Would have deleted ${dir}"
fi
fi
else
echo "Not a volume ${dir}"
fi
done < <(find "${targetdir}" -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d -print0 2>/dev/null)
}
if [ $UID != 0 ]; then
echo "You need to be root to use this script."
exit 1
fi
if [ -z "$docker_bin" ] ; then
echo "Please install docker. You can install docker by running \"wget -qO- https://get.docker.io/ | sh\"."
exit 1
fi
while [[ $# > 0 ]]
do
key="$1"
case $key in
-n|--dry-run)
dryrun=true
;;
-v|--verbose)
verbose=true
;;
*)
echo "Cleanup docker volumes: remove unused volumes."
echo "Usage: ${0##*/} [--dry-run] [--verbose]"
echo " -n, --dry-run: dry run: display what would get removed."
echo " -v, --verbose: verbose output."
exit 1
;;
esac
shift
done
# Make sure that we can talk to docker daemon. If we cannot, we fail here.
${docker_bin} version >/dev/null
container_ids=$(${docker_bin} ps -a -q --no-trunc)
#All volumes from all containers
SAVEIFS=$IFS
IFS=$(echo -en "\n\b")
for container in $container_ids; do
#add container id to list of volumes, don't think these
#ever exists in the volumesdir but just to be safe
allvolumes+=${container}
#add all volumes from this container to the list of volumes
log_verbose "Inspecting container ${container}"
for volpath in $(
${docker_bin} inspect --format='{{range $key, $val := .}}{{if eq $key "Volumes"}}{{range $vol, $path := .}}{{$path}}{{"\n"}}{{end}}{{end}}{{if eq $key "Mounts"}}{{range $mount := $val}}{{$mount.Source}}{{"\n"}}{{end}}{{end}}{{end}}' ${container} \
); do
log_verbose "Processing volumepath ${volpath}"
#try to get volume id from the volume path
vid=$(echo "${volpath}" | sed 's|.*/\(.*\)/_data$|\1|;s|.*/\([0-9a-f]\{64\}\)$|\1|')
# check for either a 64 character vid or then end of a volumepath containing _data:
if [[ "${vid}" =~ ^[0-9a-f]{64}$ || (${volpath} =~ .*/_data$ && ! "${vid}" =~ "/") ]]; then
log_verbose "Found volume ${vid}"
allvolumes+=("${vid}")
else
#check if it's a bindmount, these have a config.json file in the ${volumesdir} but no files in ${vfsdir} (docker 1.6.2 and below)
for bmv in $(find "${volumesdir}" -name config.json -print | xargs grep -l "\"IsBindMount\":true" | xargs grep -l "\"Path\":\"${volpath}\""); do
bmv="$(basename "$(dirname "${bmv}")")"
log_verbose "Found bindmount ${bmv}"
allvolumes+=("${bmv}")
#there should be only one config for the bindmount, delete any duplicate for the same bindmount.
break
done
fi
done
done
IFS=$SAVEIFS
delete_volumes "${volumesdir}"
delete_volumes "${vfsdir}"

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#!/bin/bash
# Author: Yann Autissier <yann.autissier@gmail.com>
[ -n "$1" ] || exit
for docker in $@; do
docker inspect "${docker}" 2>/dev/null |awk '$1 == "\"Image\":" && $2 ~ /^\"sha/ {gsub(/(^\"|\",$)/, "", $2); print "'${docker}' "$2}'
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#!/bin/bash
# Author: Yann Autissier <yann.autissier@gmail.com>
[ -n "$1" ] || exit
for docker in $@; do
docker inspect "${docker}" 2>/dev/null |awk '$1 == "\"Status\":" {gsub(/(^\"|\",$)/, "", $2); print "'${docker}' "$2}'
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#!/bin/sh
# Author: Yann Autissier <yann.autissier@gmail.com>
[ -n "$1" ] && :> $(docker inspect $1 | grep '"LogPath": "*"' | sed -e 's/.*"LogPath": "//g' | sed -e 's/",//g')

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#!/bin/sh
# Author: Yann Autissier <yann.autissier@gmail.com>
[ -n "$1" ] && \
docker_log=$(docker inspect $1 2>/dev/null | grep '"LogPath": "*"' | sed -e 's/.*"LogPath": "//g' | sed -e 's/",//g') && \
[ -f "${docker_log}" ] && \
tail -n 100 ${docker_log} > ${docker_log}

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#!/bin/bash
# Author: Yann Autissier <yann.autissier@gmail.com>
DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY="local"
DOCKER_BUILD_DIRECTORY="/etc/docker"
usage() {
echo Usage: $0 [ -c cluster] [ -i image ] [-f] [-q] [-t] name [name [...]]
echo -e "Run a docker from an image in the '${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}' repository."
echo
echo -e "name\t is a directory with a Dockerfile, default in '${DOCKER_BUILD_DIRECTORY}/name'."
echo -e "\t'name' can contains a dash. The directory name will be extracted for the first part"
echo -e "\tbefore a dash."
echo
echo -e "Options:"
echo -e "\t-c 'cluster'\tAllow to override files in 'image' directory with existing files in"
echo -e "\t\t\tthe 'image/cluster' directory."
echo -e "\t -i 'image'\tthe docker image to run, default in '${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}' repository."
echo -e "\t -f\t\tforce run, stop and remove existing docker before running a new one."
echo -e "\t -q\t\tquiet mode, minimal output."
echo -e "\t -t\t\ttest mode, do nothing but output the command that would have been launched."
echo
echo -e "EXAMPLES"
echo
echo -e "$0 elk"
echo -e "Run a docker named 'elk' from the '${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}/elk' image"
echo
echo -e "$0 elk-es01"
echo -e "Run a docker named 'elk-es01' from the '${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}/elk-es01' image"
echo
echo -e "$0 -i elk elk-es01"
echo -e "Run a docker named 'elk-es01' from the '${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}/elk' image"
echo
exit 1
}
while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do
case $1 in
-c|--cluster) shift && CLUSTER="$1"
;;
-i|--image) shift && IMAGE="$1"
;;
-h|--help) usage
;;
-f|--force) FORCE=1
;;
-q|--quiet) QUIET=1
;;
-t|--test) TEST=1
;;
*) args="${args:-} $1"
esac
shift
args="${args# }"
done
# check args
[ "${args:0:1}" = "-" ] && usage
for arg in ${args}; do
# reset vars
image=""; DOCKER_OPT=""
# extract docker name
name="$(basename ${arg})"
# keep part before the dash as the directory name
dir="$(dirname ${arg})/${name%-*}"
# keep part after the dash as an image suffix name
[ "${name##*-}" != "${name}" ] && suffix="${name##*-}"
# if provided, set docker image from args
if [ -n "${IMAGE}" ]; then
# if docker image does not contain a /, add our default repository
[ "${IMAGE##*/}" != "${IMAGE}" ] && image="${IMAGE}" || image="${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}/${IMAGE}"
# else try to find an image from the docker name
else
# try docker name, docker name without ending numbers, docker name without suffix
for image in ${name} ${name%%[0-9]*} ${name%-*}; do
# search for image in ${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}
[ -n "$(docker images 2>/dev/null |awk '$1 == "'${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}/${image}'" {print $1}')" ] && image="${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPOSITORY}/${image}" && break
image="${name}"
done
fi
tag="$(docker images |awk '$1 == "'${image}'" {print $2}')"
[ -z "${tag}" ] && echo "ERROR: Cannot find image '${image}'" >2 && exit 2
# default to ${DOCKER_BUILD_DIRECTORY}/${dir} if ${dir} does not exists
[ ! -d "${dir}" ] && [ -d "${DOCKER_BUILD_DIRECTORY}/${dir}" ] && dir="${DOCKER_BUILD_DIRECTORY}/${dir#./}"
# directory exists && contains a Dockerfile
[ -d ${dir} ] && [ -f "${dir}/Dockerfile" ] || usage
# cluster directory exists
[ -n "${CLUSTER}" ] && { [ -d ${dir}/${CLUSTER} ] || usage; }
# search for Dockeropts files
files="${dir}/Dockeropts ${dir}/Dockeropts-${suffix}"
[ -n "${CLUSTER}" ] && files="${files} ${dir}/${CLUSTER}/Dockeropts ${dir}/${CLUSTER}/Dockeropts-${suffix}"
# source the Dockeropts files
for dockeropts in ${files}; do
[ -f "${dockeropts}" ] && . ${dockeropts}
done
# extract SYSCTL
[ -n "${SYSCTL}" ] && for sysctl in ${SYSCTL}; do
sysctl -w ${sysctl} 2>/dev/null
done
# extract DOCKER_OPT
[ -n "${DOCKER_OPT}" ] && DOCKER_OPTS="--${DOCKER_OPT/ / --}" || DOCKER_OPTS=""
# extract DOCKER_ENV
[ -n "${DOCKER_ENV}" ] && DOCKER_OPTS="${DOCKER_OPTS} -e ${DOCKER_ENV//\" /\" -e }"
# extract DOCKER_LINK
[ -n "${DOCKER_LINK}" ] && DOCKER_OPTS="--link ${DOCKER_LINK/ / --link }"
# extract DOCKER_PORT
[ -n "${DOCKER_PORT}" ] && DOCKER_OPTS="${DOCKER_OPTS} -p ${DOCKER_PORT// / -p }"
# extract DOCKER_ULIMIT
[ -n "${DOCKER_ULIMIT}" ] && DOCKER_OPTS="${DOCKER_OPTS} --ulimit ${DOCKER_ULIMIT// / --ulimit }"
# extract DOCKER_VOLUME
[ -n "${DOCKER_VOLUME}" ] && DOCKER_OPTS="${DOCKER_OPTS} -v ${DOCKER_VOLUME// / -v }"
# enable access to host volumes on selinux
for volume in ${HOST_VOLUME}; do
chcon -Rt svirt_sandbox_file_t ${volume} 2>/dev/null
done
# remove current docker
if [ ${FORCE} ]; then
if [ -n "$(docker ps -q --filter status=created,status=restarting,status=running,status=paused,status=exited,status=dead,name=${name})" ]; then
[ ! ${QUIET} ] && echo -n "Removing docker ${name}... "
if [ ${TEST} ]; then
echo docker rm -f ${name}
else
eval docker rm -f ${name} >/dev/null 2>&1
result=$? && [ ${result} -ne 0 ] && echo "ERROR" && { [ ${result:-0} -ge ${return:-0} ] && return=${result}; } && break
[ ! ${QUIET} ] && echo "OK"
fi
fi
fi
# launch docker
[ ${QUIET} ] && [ ! ${TEST} ] && echo -n "${name} "
[ ! ${QUIET} ] && echo -n "Running docker ${name}... "
if [ ${TEST} ]; then
echo docker run --restart=always ${DOCKER_OPTS} -d --name ${name} ${image} ${DOCKER_RUN:-}
else
eval docker run --restart=always ${DOCKER_OPTS} -d --name ${name} ${image} ${DOCKER_RUN:-} 2>/dev/null
result=$? && [ ${result} -ne 0 ] && echo "ERROR"
fi
[ ${result:-0} -ge ${return:-0} ] && return=${result}
done
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---
# file: handlers/main.yml
- name: restart docker
with_items: "{{docker_services|default([])}}"
service:
name: "{{item}}"
state: restarted
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---
# file: meta/main.yml
dependencies: []
galaxy_info:
author: Yann Autissier
categories:
- system
description: Install and configure the docker daemon
license: GPL
platforms:
- name: Alpine
versions:
- all
- name: Centos
versions:
- all
- name: Debian
versions:
- bookworm
- bullseye
- buster
- stretch
- jessie
- wheezy
- name: Devuan
versions:
- daedalus
- chimaera
- beowulf
- ascii
- jessie
- name: EL
versions:
- all
- name: Fedora
versions:
- all
- name: Raspbian
versions:
- bookworm
- bullseye
- buster
- stretch
- jessie
- name: Ubuntu
versions:
- impish
- hirsute
- groovy
- focal
- eoan
- disco
- cosmic
- bionic
- artful
- zesty
- yakkety
- xenial
- trusty

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---
# file: tasks/build.yml
- name: build - Build docker image
with_items: "{{dockers|default([])}}"
command: "/usr/local/bin/docker-build -q -c {{docker_cluster|default('\"\"')}} {{item}}"
register: docker_build_image_command
- name: build - Register docker_build_image
with_items: "{{docker_build_image_command.results}}"
set_fact:
docker_build_image: "{{docker_build_image |default({}) |combine( {item.item: item.stdout} ) }}"
- name: build - Debug docker_elk_build_image
when: docker_debug|default(false)
with_items: "{{dockers|default([])}}"
debug: msg="{{docker_build_image[item]}}"

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---
# file: tasks/check.yml
- name: check - kernel version
when: ansible_kernel is version(docker_check_kernel, "<")
fail:
msg: >
docker requires a minimum kernel version of {{docker_check_kernel}}
on {{ansible_distribution}} {{ansible_distribution_version}}

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---
# file: tasks/config.yml
# - name: config - add docker storage setup
# when: docker_package|length > 0 and ansible_service_mgr == "systemd" and ansible_os_family|lower == "redhat"
# lineinfile: dest="{{docker_init_config_directory}}/{{docker_package}}-storage-setup" state="present" line="STORAGE_DRIVER=\"\""
# become: yes
# notify: restart docker
# - name: config - register docker_daemon_config
# set_fact:
# docker_daemon_config: "{{ lookup('file',docker_daemon_config_file)|default('{}')|from_json}}"
# ignore_errors: true
# - name: config - add docker daemon storage configuration
# when: docker_package|length > 0
# template:
# src: daemon.json.j2
# dest: "{{docker_daemon_config_file}}"
# owner: root
# group: docker
# mode: "0640"
# become: yes
# notify: restart docker
# - name: config - disable docker iptables setup
# when: docker_package|length > 0 and ansible_service_mgr == "systemd"
# lineinfile: dest="/lib/systemd/system/docker.service" state="present" regex="^ExecStart=" line="ExecStart=/usr/bin/dockerd -H fd:// --containerd=/run/containerd/containerd.sock --iptables=false"
# become: yes
# notify: restart docker
- name: config - setup docker mtu on Openstack VMs
when: docker_package|length > 0 and ansible_product_name == "OpenStack Nova"
lineinfile: dest="{{docker_init_config_directory}}/{{docker_package}}" state="present" backrefs=true regexp='^{{docker_opts}}=(?:\'|\")?((?:\s*[\w=\/\-\.](?<!--mtu=1450)\s*)*)(?:\'|\")?$' line='{{docker_opts}}="\1 --mtu=1450"'
become: yes
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---
# file: tasks/files.yml
- name: files - copy sysctl configuration files
with_items:
- /etc/sysctl.d/docker.conf
copy: src=../files/{{item}} dest={{item}} owner=root group=root mode=0644
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---
# file: tasks/groups.yml
- name: groups - create docker group
when: ansible_os_family|lower != "alpine"
group: name="docker" state="present" system="yes"
become: yes
- name: groups - add me to the docker group
when: ansible_os_family|lower != "alpine" and ansible_user_uid != "0"
user: name="{{ansible_user_id}}" groups=docker append=yes
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---
# file: tasks/main.yml
- import_tasks: vars.yml
tags:
- vars
- import_tasks: check.yml
tags:
- check
- import_tasks: config.yml
tags:
- config
- import_tasks: files.yml
tags:
- files
- import_tasks: packages.yml
tags:
- packages
- import_tasks: services.yml
tags:
- services
- import_tasks: groups.yml
tags:
- groups
- import_tasks: build.yml
tags:
- build
- import_tasks: run.yml
tags:
- run
- import_tasks: myos.yml
when: docker_myos|default(false)
tags:
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---
# file: tasks/myos.yml
- name: myos - register myos.tags
set_fact:
myos_tags: "{{ lookup('env', 'MYOS_TAGS_JSON')|from_json }}"
tags: debug
- debug:
msg: "{{myos_tags|to_nice_json}}"
tags: debug
- name: myos - check AWS meta-data URI
uri:
url: http://169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data
timeout: 1
failed_when: False
register: aws_uri_check
- import_tasks: myos_ec2.yml
when: aws_uri_check.status == 200
tags:
- aws
- ec2
# ansible v2.8
# - name: myos - prune docker objects
# docker_prune:
# containers: yes
# images: yes
# images_filters:
# dangling: false
# networks: yes
# volumes: yes
# builder_cache: yes
- name: myos - launch docker containers
when: myos.tags is defined and myos.tags.env is defined and myos.tags.services is defined and myos.tags.user is defined
with_items: '{{myos.tags.services.split(" ")}}'
docker_container:
image: "{{docker_registry|default(myos.tags.user)}}/{{myos.tags.user}}/{{myos.tags.env}}/{% if ':' in item %}{{item}}{% else %}{{item}}:{{docker_image_tag|default('latest')}}{% endif %}"
name: "{{myos.tags.user}}_{{myos.tags.env}}_{{item|replace('/','_')|regex_replace(':.*','')}}"
network_mode: host
pull: yes
restart_policy: always
volumes:
- "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_DISKS_NFS_PATH') }}:/shared"
- /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro
- /var/run/docker.sock:/tmp/docker.sock:ro
- name: myos - add docker containers to inventory
when: myos.tags is defined and myos.tags.env is defined and myos.tags.services is defined and myos.tags.user is defined
with_items: '{{myos.tags.services.split(" ")}}'
add_host:
name: "{{myos.tags.user}}_{{myos.tags.env}}_{{item|replace('/','_')|regex_replace(':.*','')}}"
ansible_connection: docker
changed_when: false
- name: myos - run make deploy-hook in docker containers
when: myos.tags is defined and myos.tags.env is defined and myos.tags.services is defined and myos.tags.user is defined
with_items: '{{myos.tags.services.split(" ")}}'
delegate_to: "{{myos.tags.user}}_{{myos.tags.env}}_{{item|replace('/','_')|regex_replace(':.*','')}}"
raw: "command -v make || exit 0 && make deploy-hook CONTAINER={{myos.tags.user}}_{{myos.tags.env}}_{{item|replace('/','_')|regex_replace(':.*','')}} HOST={{ansible_ec2_local_ipv4}}"

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# file: tasks/myos_ec2.yml
- name: myos_ec2 - get instance metadata
ec2_metadata_facts:
- name: myos_ec2 - get instance tags
when: ansible_ec2_instance_id is defined
ec2_tag:
aws_access_key: "{{ aws_access_key_id }}"
aws_secret_key: "{{ aws_secret_access_key }}"
region: "{{ ansible_ec2_placement_region }}"
resource: "{{ ansible_ec2_instance_id }}"
state: list
register: myos
- name: myos_ec2 - ecr login
when: myos.tags is defined
shell: "$(aws ecr get-login --no-include-email --region {{ aws_region }})"

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# file: tasks/packages.yml
- import_tasks: packages_debian.yml
when: ansible_os_family|lower == "debian"
tags:
- debian
- name: packages - install/remove docker packages
when: docker_packages is defined
with_items: "{{ docker_packages|default([]) }}"
package: name="{{item.name}}" state="{{item.state}}"
become: yes
- name: packages - add docker package
when: docker_package|length > 0
package: name="{{docker_package}}" state=present
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# file: tasks/packages_debian.yml
- name: packages - add docker GPG key
apt_key: url=https://download.docker.com/linux/debian/gpg
ignore_errors: true
become: yes
- name: packages - define docker_machine
set_fact:
docker_machine: "{% if ansible_machine == 'aarch64' %}arm64{% endif %}{% if ansible_machine == 'x86_64' %}amd64{% endif %}"
when: docker_machine is undefined
- name: packages - define docker_distribution
set_fact:
docker_distribution: "{% if ansible_distribution|lower == 'devuan' %}debian{% else %}{{ansible_distribution|lower}}{% endif %}"
when: docker_distribution is undefined
- name: packages - define docker_distribution_release - debian bookworm (not yet available)
set_fact:
docker_distribution_release: "bullseye"
when: docker_distribution_release is undefined and ansible_distribution_release|lower == 'bookworm'
- name: packages - define docker_distribution_release - devuan daealus
set_fact:
docker_distribution_release: "bullseye"
when: docker_distribution_release is undefined and ansible_distribution_release|lower == 'daedalus/ceres'
- name: packages - define docker_distribution_release - devuan chimaera
set_fact:
docker_distribution_release: "bullseye"
when: docker_distribution_release is undefined and ansible_distribution_release|lower == 'chimaera'
- name: packages - define docker_distribution_release - devuan beowulf
set_fact:
docker_distribution_release: "buster"
when: docker_distribution_release is undefined and ansible_distribution_release|lower == 'beowulf'
- name: packages - define docker_distribution_release - devuan ascii
set_fact:
docker_distribution_release: "stretch"
when: docker_distribution_release is undefined and ansible_distribution_release|lower == 'ascii'
- name: packages - define docker_distribution_release
set_fact:
docker_distribution_release: "{{ansible_distribution_release|lower}}"
when: docker_distribution_release is undefined
- name: packages - add docker APT repository
apt_repository:
repo: deb [arch={{docker_machine}}] https://download.docker.com/linux/{{docker_distribution}} {{docker_distribution_release}} stable
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# file: tasks/run.yml
- name: run - Get current docker status
with_items: "{{dockers|default([])}}"
command: "/usr/local/bin/docker-get-status {{item}}"
register: docker_current_status_command
- name: run - Register docker_current_status
with_items: "{{docker_current_status_command.results}}"
set_fact:
docker_current_status: "{{docker_current_status |default({}) |combine( {item.item: item.stdout} ) }}"
- name: run - Debug docker_current_status
when: docker_debug|default(false)
with_items: "{{dockers|default([])}}"
debug: msg="{{docker_current_status[item]}}"
- name: run - Get current docker image
with_items: "{{dockers|default([])}}"
command: "/usr/local/bin/docker-get-image {{item}}"
register: docker_current_image_command
- name: run - Register docker_current_image
with_items: "{{docker_current_image_command.results}}"
set_fact:
docker_current_image: "{{docker_current_image |default({}) |combine( {item.item: item.stdout} ) }}"
- name: run - Debug docker_current_image
when: docker_debug|default(false)
with_items: "{{dockers|default([])}}"
debug: msg="{{docker_current_image[item]}}"
- name: run - Stop current docker
when: ( docker_restart|default(false) and "{{docker_current_image[item]}}" != "{{docker_build_image[item]}}" or docker_force_restart|default(false) ) and "{{docker_current_status[item]}}" == "{{item}} running"
with_items: "{{dockers|default([])}}"
command: "docker stop {{item}}"
- name: run - Remove current docker
when: ( docker_restart|default(false) and "{{docker_current_image[item]}}" != "{{docker_build_image[item]}}" or docker_force_restart|default(false) ) and "{{docker_current_status[item]}}" != ""
with_items: "{{dockers|default([])}}"
command: "docker rm {{item}}"
- name: run - Run docker image
when: docker_start|default(true) and "{{docker_current_image[item]}}" != "{{docker_build_image[item]}}" or docker_force_restart|default(false)
with_items: "{{dockers|default([])}}"
command: "/usr/local/bin/docker-run -q -c {{docker_cluster|default('\"\"')}} {{item}}"
- name: run - Start docker
when: docker_start|default(true) and "{{docker_current_image[item]}}" == "{{docker_build_image[item]}}" and "{{docker_current_status[item]}}" != "{{item}} running"
with_items: "{{dockers|default([])}}"
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---
# file: tasks/services.yml
- name: services - enable/disable docker services
when: docker_services is defined and ansible_service_mgr|lower != "openrc" and ansible_service_mgr|lower != "runit"
with_items: "{{ docker_services|default([]) }}"
service:
name: "{{item.name}}"
state: "{{item.state}}"
enabled: "{{item.enabled}}"
become: yes
- name: services - force service status - openrc
when: docker_services is defined and ansible_service_mgr|lower == "openrc"
shell: "kill -0 $(cat /run/{{item.name}}.pid) && [ ! -h /run/openrc/started/{{item.name}} ] && ln -s /etc/init.d/{{item.name}} /run/openrc/started/{{item.name}} && service {{item.name}} restart ||:"
with_items: "{{ docker_services|default([]) }}"
become: yes
- name: services - enable/disable docker services - openrc
when: docker_services is defined and ansible_service_mgr|lower == "openrc"
with_items: "{{ docker_services|default([]) }}"
service:
name: "{{item.name}}"
state: "{{item.state}}"
enabled: "{{item.enabled}}"
runlevel: boot
become: yes
- name: services - enable/disable docker services - runit
when: docker_services is defined and ansible_service_mgr|lower == "runit"
with_items: "{{ docker_services|default([]) }}"
sysvinit:
name: "{{item.name}}"
state: "{{item.state}}"
enabled: "{{item.enabled}}"
runlevels:
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
become: yes
- name: services - force service restart - openrc
when: ansible_service_mgr|lower == "openrc"
shell: "[ ! -d /var/lib/docker/tmp ] && service docker restart ||:"
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---
# file: tasks/vars.yml
- name: vars - load per operating system variables
include_vars: "{{item}}"
with_first_found:
- paths:
- "vars/"
- files:
- "{{ansible_distribution|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_version|lower}}-{{ansible_machine}}.yml" # centos-6.4-i386.yml ubuntu-16.04-x86_64.yml
- "{{ansible_distribution|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_version|lower}}.yml" # centos-6.4.yml ubuntu-16.04.yml
- "{{ansible_distribution|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_major_version|lower}}-{{ansible_machine}}.yml" # centos-6-i386.yml ubuntu-16-x86_64.yml
- "{{ansible_distribution|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_major_version|lower}}.yml" # centos-6.yml ubuntu-16.yml
- "{{ansible_os_family|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_version|lower}}-{{ansible_machine}}.yml" # redhat-6.4-i386.yml debian-8.5-x86_64.yml
- "{{ansible_os_family|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_version|lower}}.yml" # redhat-6.4.yml debian-8.5.yml
- "{{ansible_os_family|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_major_version|lower}}-{{ansible_machine}}.yml" # redhat-6-i386.yml debian-8-x86_64.yml
- "{{ansible_os_family|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_major_version|lower}}.yml" # redhat-6.yml debian-8.yml
- "{{ansible_distribution|lower}}-{{ansible_machine}}.yml" # centos-i386.yml ubuntu-x86_64.yml
- "{{ansible_distribution|lower}}.yml" # centos.yml ubuntu.yml
- "{{ansible_os_family|lower}}-{{ansible_machine}}.yml" # redhat-i386.yml debian-x86_64.yml
- "{{ansible_os_family|lower}}.yml" # redhat.yml debian.yml
- "{{ansible_system|lower}}-{{ansible_machine}}.yml" # linux-i386.yml linux-x86_64.yml
- "{{ansible_system|lower}}.yml" # linux.yml
- "default.yml" # default.yml
skip: true
- name: vars - override with local variables
include_vars: "{{item}}"
with_first_found:
- paths:
- "vars/"
- files:
- "local.yml"
skip: true

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{{ docker_daemon_config|combine([{ "storage-driver": docker_daemon_config_storage }])|to_nice_json }}

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---
# file: tests/goss.yml
- name: tests - create temporary directory
command: mktemp -d
register: tests_mktemp
- name: tests - register goss installation
environment:
PATH: "/usr/local/bin:{{ansible_env.PATH}}"
command: which goss
register: tests_goss_installed
- name: tests - register specific OS goss files
set_fact:
goss_file:
- "goss/main_{{ansible_distribution|lower}}-{{ansible_distribution_major_version|lower}}.yml" # main_centos-6.yml main_centos-7.yml
- "goss/main_{{ansible_distribution|lower}}.yml" # main_centos.yml main_ubuntu.yml
- "goss/main_{{ansible_os_family|lower}}.yml" # main_redhat.yml main_debian.yml
- "goss/main_{{ansible_system|lower}}.yml" # main_linux.yml
- "goss/main.yml" # main.yml
- name: tests - register goss file
set_fact:
tests_goss_file: "{{lookup('first_found', goss_file)}}"
- name: tests - copy test files
copy: src=goss/ dest="{{tests_mktemp.stdout}}"
- name: tests - launch tests
environment:
PATH: "/usr/local/bin:{{ansible_env.PATH}}"
goss: path="{{tests_mktemp.stdout}}/{{tests_goss_file|basename}}" format=rspecish
register: tests_goss_results
ignore_errors: true
become: yes
- name: tests - remove temporary directory
file: path="{{tests_mktemp.stdout}}" state=absent
- name: tests - failure message
fail: msg="{{tests_goss_results.msg}}"
when: tests_goss_results|failed

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group:
docker:
exists: true

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gossfile:
package.yml: {}
service.yml: {}
group.yml: {}

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gossfile:
package_centos-6.yml: {}
service.yml: {}
group.yml: {}

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gossfile:
package_centos-7.yml: {}
service.yml: {}
group.yml: {}

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gossfile:
package_debian.yml: {}
service.yml: {}
group.yml: {}

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package:
docker:
installed: true

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package:
docker-io:
installed: true

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package:
docker-latest:
installed: true

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package:
docker-engine:
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service:
docker:
enabled: true
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#!/usr/bin/env python
import os
from ansible.module_utils.basic import *
DOCUMENTATION = '''
---
module: goss
author: Mathieu Corbin
short_description: Launch goss (https://github.com/aelsabbahy/goss) test
description:
- Launch goss test. Always changed = False if success.
options:
path:
required: true
description:
- Test file to validate. Must be on the remote machine.
format:
required: false
description:
- change the output goss format.
- Goss format list : goss v --format => [documentation json junit nagios rspecish tap].
- Default: rspecish
output_file:
required: false
description:
- save the result of the goss command in a file whose path is output_file
examples:
- name: test goss file
goss:
path: "/path/to/file.yml"
- name: test goss files
goss:
path: "{{ item }}"
format: json
output_file : /my/output/file-{{ item }}
with_items: "{{ goss_files }}"
'''
# launch goss validate command on the file
def check(module, test_file_path, output_format):
cmd = ""
if output_format is not None:
cmd = "goss -g {0} v --format {1}".format(test_file_path, output_format)
else:
cmd = "goss -g {0} v".format(test_file_path)
return module.run_command(cmd)
# write goss result to output_file_path
def output_file(output_file_path, out):
if output_file_path is not None:
with open(output_file_path, 'w') as output_file:
output_file.write(out)
def main():
module = AnsibleModule(
argument_spec=dict(
path=dict(required=True, type='str'),
format=dict(required=False, type='str'),
output_file=dict(required=False, type='str'),
),
supports_check_mode=False
)
test_file_path = module.params['path'] # test file path
output_format = module.params['format'] # goss output format
output_file_path = module.params['output_file']
if test_file_path is None:
module.fail_json(msg="test file path is null")
test_file_path = os.path.expanduser(test_file_path)
# test if access to test file is ok
if not os.access(test_file_path, os.R_OK):
module.fail_json(msg="Test file %s not readable" % (test_file_path))
# test if test file is not a dir
if os.path.isdir(test_file_path):
module.fail_json(msg="Test file must be a file ! : %s" % (test_file_path))
(rc, out, err) = check(module, test_file_path, output_format)
if output_file_path is not None:
output_file_path = os.path.expanduser(output_file_path)
# check if output_file is a file
if output_file_path.endswith(os.sep):
module.fail_json(msg="output_file must be a file. Actually : %s "
% (output_file_path))
output_dirname = os.path.dirname(output_file_path)
# check if output directory exists
if not os.path.exists(output_dirname):
module.fail_json(msg="directory %s does not exists" % (output_dirname))
# check if writable
if not os.access(os.path.dirname(output_file_path), os.W_OK):
module.fail_json(msg="Destination %s not writable" % (os.path.dirname(output_file_path)))
# write goss result on the output file
output_file(output_file_path, out)
if rc is not None and rc != 0:
error_msg = "err : {0} ; out : {1}".format(err, out)
module.fail_json(msg=error_msg)
result = {}
result['stdout'] = out
result['changed'] = False
module.exit_json(**result)
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()

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---
# file: tests/main.yml
- include: goss.yml
tags:
- tests

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---
# file: tests/playbook.yml
- hosts: '{{ target | default("all") }}'
tasks:
- import_tasks: main.yml

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---
# file: vars/centos-6.yml
docker_check_kernel: '2.6.32-431'
docker_opts: "other_args"
docker_package: docker-io
docker_packages: docker
- { "name": "docker", "state": "absent" }
- { "name": "epel-release", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "curl", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "device-mapper-libs", "state": "present" }

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---
# file: vars/centos-7.yml
docker_check_kernel: '3.10.0-327'
docker_package: docker-latest
docker_packages:
- { "name": "docker", "state": "absent" }
- { "name": "curl", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "device-mapper-libs", "state": "present" }
docker_services:
- { "name": "docker-latest-storage-setup", "state": "started", "enabled": "yes" }
- { "name": "docker-latest", "state": "started", "enabled": "yes" }

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---
# file: vars/debian.yml
docker_check_kernel: '3.2'
docker_package: docker-ce
docker_packages:
- { "name": "apt-transport-https", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "ca-certificates", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "curl", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "gnupg2", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "software-properties-common", "state": "present" }
docker_init_config_directory: "/etc/default"
docker_opts: "DOCKER_OPTS"

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vars/local.yml

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; DO NOT EDIT (unless you know what you are doing)
;
; This subdirectory is a git "subrepo", and this file is maintained by the
; git-subrepo command. See https://github.com/git-commands/git-subrepo#readme
;
[subrepo]
remote = ssh://git@github.com/aynicos/ansible-hosts
branch = master
commit = a495a6dbfae1f3c32f8e968c1ff2b3596ab42f27
parent = 85a259e1f4db43a63c58b4c8fe39b5d5e3b54053
method = merge
cmdver = 0.4.0

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# AUTHORS
* **Yann Autissier** - *initial work* - [aya](https://github.com/aya)

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# CHANGELOG
## v1.0-alpha - 2021-07-14
Initial myos release
## v0.1.0 - 2016-12-20
Initial release

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# hosts role for Ansible
Bootstrap hosts, installing standard packages and user settings
## Role Variables
* `hosts_cloudinit` - Install and configure cloud-init
``` yaml
hosts_cloudinit: false
```
* `hosts_cloudinit_config` - cloud-init yaml config
``` yaml
hosts_cloudinit_config:
preserve_hostname: false
datasource_list:
- Ec2
datasource:
Ec2:
metadata_urls:
- 'http://169.254.169.254'
```
* `hosts_default_env` - List of environment variables to add in file /etc/default/myos
``` yaml
hosts_default_env:
- ENV
- DOCKER
```
* `hosts_git_repositories` - Clone git repositories
``` yaml
hosts_git_repositories:
- { "repo": "https://github.com/aynicos/myos", "dest": "/dns/com/github/aynicos/myos", "key_file": "~/.ssh/id_rsa", "version": "master" }
```
* `hosts_packages` - List of packages to install/remove on your hosts, should be overrided for a specific distro
``` yaml
hosts_packages: []
```
* `hosts_packages_common` - List of packages to install/remove on your hosts, common to all distros
``` yaml
hosts_packages_common:
- { "name": "bash", "state": "present" }
```
* `hosts_packages_distro` - List of packages to install/remove on your hosts, specific to a distro
``` yaml
hosts_packages_distro:
- { "name": "vim-nox", "state": "present" }
```
* `hosts_services` - List of services to enable/disable on your hosts
``` yaml
hosts_services:
# Enable ansible, running ansible pull at boot
- { "name": "ansible", "state": "started", "enabled": "yes" }
# Enable zram, creating virtual swap devices compressed in RAM, usefull on hosts without physical swap to increase performances
- { "name": "zram", "state": "started", "enabled": "yes" }
```
* `hosts_ssh_authorized_keys` - List of urls to add ssh public keys in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
``` yaml
hosts_ssh_authorized_keys:
- https://github.com/aynicos.keys
```
* `hosts_ssh_bastion_hostname` - Hostname of ssh bastion added in ~/.ssh/myos/config
``` yaml
hosts_ssh_bastion_hostname: 8.4.2.1
```
* `hosts_ssh_bastion_username` - Username of ssh bastion added in ~/.ssh/myos/config
``` yaml
hosts_ssh_bastion_username: root
```
* `hosts_ssh_private_ip_range` - Ip range proxified through ssh bastion to add in ~/.ssh/myos/config
``` yaml
hosts_ssh_private_ip_range: 10.* 192.168.42.*
```
* `hosts_ssh_private_keys` - List of ssh private keys to copy, default to ~/.ssh/id_rsa
``` yaml
hosts_ssh_private_keys:
- ~/.ssh/id_rsa
```
* `hosts_ssh_public_hosts` - List of host names to add ssh public fingerprints in ~/.ssh/known_hosts
``` yaml
hosts_ssh_public_hosts:
- github.com
- gitlab.com
```
* `hosts_ssh_username` - User to ssh on remote hosts
``` yaml
hosts_ssh_username: root
```
* `hosts_update` - Update hosts every day
``` yaml
hosts_update: false
```
* `hosts_user_rc` - Call specific functions on user login, allowing it to customize his session
``` yaml
hosts_user_rc: false
```
* `hosts_user_rc_functions` - List of specific functions to call on user login, defined in /etc/profile.d/rc_functions.sh
``` yaml
hosts_user_rc_functions:
# customize PROMPT variable
- { "path": "10_prompt_set", "state": "touch" }
# customize PS1 variable
- { "path": "10_ps1_set", "state": "touch" }
# create and/or attach a tmux session
- { "path": "20_tmux_attach", "state": "touch" }
# display host infos
- { "path": "30_pfetch", "state": "touch" }
# create and/or attach a screen session
- { "path": "30_screen_attach", "state": "touch" }
# launch ssh agent and load private keys in ~/.ssh
- { "path": "40_ssh_add", "state": "touch" }
# remove tmux_attach
- { "path": "20_tmux_attach", "state": "absent" }
```
## Example playbook
``` yaml
- hosts: 'hosts'
roles:
- role: 'aynicos.hosts'
hosts_services:
- { "name": "zram", "state": "started", "enabled": "yes" }
hosts_user_rc: true
```
## Tests
To test this role on your `hosts`, run the tests/playbook.yml playbook.
``` bash
$ ansible-playbook tests/playbook.yml
```

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---
# file: defaults/main.yml
# enable cloud-init
hosts_cloudinit: false
# cloud-init config
hosts_cloudinit_config:
users:
- default
disable_root: true
mount_default_fields: [~, ~, 'auto', 'defaults,nofail', '0', '2']
resize_rootfs_tmp: /dev
ssh_pwauth: 0
preserve_hostname: false
datasource_list:
- Ec2
datasource:
Ec2:
metadata_urls:
- 'http://169.254.169.254'
timeout: 5
max_wait: 10
cloud_init_modules:
- migrator
- seed_random
- bootcmd
- write-files
- growpart
- resizefs
- disk_setup
- mounts
- set_hostname
- update_hostname
- update_etc_hosts
- resolv_conf
- ca-certs
- rsyslog
- users-groups
- ssh
cloud_config_modules:
- ssh-import-id
- locale
- set-passwords
- apk-configure
- ntp
- timezone
- disable-ec2-metadata
- runcmd
cloud_final_modules:
- package-update-upgrade-install
- puppet
- chef
- mcollective
- salt-minion
- rightscale_userdata
- scripts-vendor
- scripts-per-once
- scripts-per-boot
- scripts-per-instance
- scripts-user
- ssh-authkey-fingerprints
- keys-to-console
- phone-home
- final-message
- power-state-change
system_info:
distro: alpine
default_user:
name: alpine
lock_passwd: True
gecos: alpine Cloud User
groups: [adm, sudo]
sudo: ["ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL"]
shell: /bin/ash
paths:
cloud_dir: /var/lib/cloud/
templates_dir: /etc/cloud/templates/
ssh_svcname: sshd
# environment variables to add in /etc/default/myos
hosts_default_env: []
# git repositories to clone
hosts_git_repositories: []
# packages to install/remove
hosts_packages: []
# packages common to all distributions
hosts_packages_common:
- { "name": "bash", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "ca-certificates", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "curl", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "git", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "htop", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "less", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "lsof", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "make", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "rsync", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "screen", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "tmux", "state": "present" }
- { "name": "tzdata", "state": "present" }
# packages specific to a distribution
hosts_packages_distro: []
# services to enable/disable
hosts_services:
- { "name": "ansible", "state": "stopped", "enabled": "no" }
- { "name": "myos", "state": "stopped", "enabled": "no" }
- { "name": "zram", "state": "stopped", "enabled": "no" }
# list of urls to get public keys to add to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
hosts_ssh_authorized_keys: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_SSH_AUTHORIZED_KEYS').split(' ') }}"
# hostname of myos-bastion to add in ~/.ssh/myos/config
hosts_ssh_bastion_hostname: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_SSH_BASTION_HOSTNAME') }}"
# username of myos-bastion to add in ~/.ssh/myos/config
hosts_ssh_bastion_username: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_SSH_BASTION_USERNAME') or ansible_user }}"
# ip range proxyfied through myos-bastion to add in ~/.ssh/myos/config
hosts_ssh_private_ip_range: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_SSH_PRIVATE_IP_RANGE') }}"
# list of SSH private keys to copy
hosts_ssh_private_keys: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_SSH_PRIVATE_KEYS').split(' ') }}"
# list of public hosts to add to known_hosts
hosts_ssh_public_hosts: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_SSH_PUBLIC_HOSTS').split(' ') }}"
# remote ssh user
hosts_ssh_username: "{{ lookup('env','ANSIBLE_SSH_USERNAME') or ansible_user }}"
# update hosts every hour
hosts_update: false
# run specific functions on user login
hosts_user_rc: false
# list of rc functions to call at user connection
hosts_user_rc_functions:
- { "path": "10_prompt_set", "state": "touch" }
- { "path": "10_ps1_set", "state": "touch" }
- { "path": "30_pfetch", "state": "touch" }
- { "path": "40_ssh_add", "state": "touch" }

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# shellcheck shell=bash source=/dev/null
# ~/.bash_profile: executed by the command interpreter for bash login shell.
# bash-completion
if ! shopt -oq posix && [ -z "${BASH_COMPLETION_VERSINFO-}" ]; then
if [ "${BASH_VERSINFO[0]}" -gt 4 ] \
|| { [ "${BASH_VERSINFO[0]}" -eq 4 ] && [ "${BASH_VERSINFO[1]}" -ge 1 ] ;}; then
shopt -q progcomp && for file in \
/{*/local,usr}/share/bash-completion/bash_completion \
/etc/bash_completion; do
[ -r "$file" ] && . "$file"
done
fi
if [ -f "${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/bash_completion" ]; then
. "${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/bash_completion"
fi
fi
[ -f ~/.sh_profile ] && . ~/.sh_profile

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# shellcheck shell=sh source=/dev/null
# ~/.sh_profile: executed by the command interpreter for login shells.
# source ~/.*aliases and ~/.*functions files
for source in aliases functions; do
for file in "$HOME"/.*"$source"; do
[ -f "$file" ] || continue
# remove $HOME/. prefix from file
file="${file#${HOME}/.}"
# remove _$source suffix from $file
command="${file%_$source}"
# source file if command exists, ie ~/.bash_aliases
command -v "$command" >/dev/null 2>&1 && . "${HOME}/.$file"
# remove $source suffix from $file, ie ~/.aliases
command="${file%$source}"
# source file if command empty, ie ~/.aliases
[ -z "$command" ] && . "${HOME}/.$file"
done
done
# source ~/.*shrc
for file in "$HOME"/.*shrc; do
[ -f "$file" ] || continue
# remove $HOME/. prefix from file
file="${file#${HOME}/.}"
# source file if match current shell
[ "$(basename "${SHELL}")" = "${file%rc}" ] && . "${HOME}/.$file"
done
# set PATH to include user's bin
for path in /*/local/sbin /*/local/bin /*/local/*/bin "${HOME}"/.*/bin; do
[ -d "$path" ] || continue
case ":${PATH}:" in
*:"$path":*) ;;
*) export PATH="${path}:$PATH" ;;
esac
done
[ -f ~/.profile ] && . ~/.profile

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export EDITOR=vim
export GIT_PS1_SHOWUPSTREAM=auto
export GIT_PS1_SHOWDIRTYSTATE=true
export GIT_PS1_HIDE_IF_PWD_IGNORED=true
export PAGER=less

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PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
@reboot root /etc/init.d/myos ansible-pull > /var/log/ansible.log
0 * * * * root /etc/init.d/myos ansible-pull > /var/log/ansible.log

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#!/bin/bash
# shellcheck source=/dev/null disable=SC2046
### BEGIN INIT INFO
# Provides: myos
# Required-Start: docker
# Required-Stop:
# Default-Start: 2 3 4 5
# Default-Stop: 0 1 6
# Description: MYOS system calls
### END INIT INFO
NAME="$(basename "$0")"
# check system config
[ -r /etc/default/myos ] && . /etc/default/myos 2>/dev/null
type make >/dev/null 2>&1 && [ -d "${MYOS}" ] && cd "${MYOS}" || exit 1
case "$1" in
force-reload)
TARGET='force-recreate'
;;
reload)
TARGET="recreate"
;;
start)
echo "Starting $NAME..."
TARGET="up"
;;
status)
TARGET="ps"
;;
stop)
echo "Stopping $NAME..."
TARGET="$1"
;;
*)
TARGET="$1"
;;
esac
shift ||:
IFS=$'\n'; exec env $(cat /etc/default/myos 2>/dev/null) make ${TARGET:-} ${TARGET_FORCE:-} $@

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#!/sbin/openrc-run
depend() {
need localmount swap
after bootmisc modules
}
start() {
/etc/init.d/myos start
}
status() {
/etc/init.d/myos status
}
stop() {
/etc/init.d/myos stop
}

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#!/bin/bash
### BEGIN INIT INFO
# Provides: zram
# Required-Start:
# Required-Stop:
# Default-Start: 2 3 4 5
# Default-Stop: 0 1 6
# Short-Description: Increased Performance In Linux With zRam (Virtual Swap Compressed in RAM)
# Description: Adapted from systemd scripts at https://github.com/mystilleef/FedoraZram
### END INIT INFO
# percent of RAM assigned to zRam swap devices
RATIO=33
# priority of zRam swap devices
PRIORITY=1024
# load system specific configurations
[ -r /etc/default/zram ] && . /etc/default/zram
[ -r /etc/sysconfig/zram ] && . /etc/sysconfig/zram
start() {
# get number of CPUs
num_cpus=$(grep -c ^processor /proc/cpuinfo 2>/dev/null)
# if something goes wrong, assume we have 1
[ $? -eq 0 ] && [ "${num_cpus:-0}" != 0 ] || num_cpus=1
# load kernel module
if /sbin/modinfo zram 2>/dev/null | grep -q ' zram_num_devices:' 2>/dev/null; then
/sbin/modprobe zram zram_num_devices=$num_cpus
elif /sbin/modinfo zram 2>/dev/null | grep -q ' num_devices:' 2>/dev/null; then
/sbin/modprobe zram num_devices=$num_cpus
else
/bin/echo "Unable to load zram kernel module." && exit 1
fi
# get amount of memory
mem_total_kb=$(awk '$1 == "MemTotal:" {print $2}' /proc/meminfo)
# assign RATIO% of system memory to zram
mem_total_zram=$((mem_total_kb * ${RATIO:-33} / 100 * 1024))
# create one zram swap device per cpu
for i in $(seq 0 $((num_cpus - 1))); do
# enable lz4 if supported
/bin/grep -q lz4 /sys/block/zram$i/comp_algorithm 2>/dev/null && /bin/echo lz4 > /sys/block/zram$i/comp_algorithm 2>/dev/null
# initialize the device
/bin/echo $((mem_total_zram / num_cpus)) > /sys/block/zram$i/disksize 2>/dev/null
# create a swap filesystem
/sbin/mkswap /dev/zram$i >/dev/null 2>&1
# activate zram swap device
/bin/echo -n "Adding swap device /dev/zram$i... "
/sbin/swapon -p ${PRIORITY:-1024} /dev/zram$i >/dev/null 2>&1
result=$? && [ ${result} -eq 0 ] && /bin/echo "OK" || /bin/echo "ERROR"
done
[ ${result:-0} -ge ${return:-0} ] && return=${result}
}
stop() {
# remove swap devices
for dev in $(awk '$1 ~ /^\/dev\/zram/ {print $1}' /proc/swaps); do
/bin/echo -n "Removing swap device $dev... "
/sbin/swapoff $dev >/dev/null 2>&1
result=$? && [ ${result} -eq 0 ] && /bin/echo "OK" || /bin/echo "ERROR"
done
[ ${result:-0} -ge ${return:-0} ] && return=${result}
# remove zram kernel module
if grep -q "^zram " /proc/modules; then
sleep 1
/sbin/rmmod zram
fi
}
status() {
for block in /sys/block/zram*; do
[ -d "$block" ] && /bin/echo -n "/dev/${block/*\/}: " || continue
[ $(<$block/compr_data_size) -gt 0 ] \
&& compr_ratio=$(awk "BEGIN { printf \"%.2f\", "$(<$block/orig_data_size)/$(<$block/compr_data_size)" }") \
|| compr_ratio=0
[ -r $block/stat ] && [ -r $block/mm_stat ] \
&& /usr/bin/awk 'NF==11 {printf("read: %8d, write: %8d, wait: %8d", $1, $5, $11)}' $block/stat && /bin/echo -n ", " \
&& /usr/bin/awk 'NF==7 {printf("orig_data_size: %12d, compr_data_size: %12d", $1, $2)}' $block/mm_stat && /bin/echo -n ", " \
&& /bin/echo "compr_ratio: $compr_ratio" \
|| /bin/echo "read: $(<$block/num_reads), write: $(<$block/num_writes), orig_data_size: $(<$block/orig_data_size), compr_data_size: $(<$block/compr_data_size), compr_ratio: $compr_ratio"
done
}
case "$1" in
start)
start
;;
stop)
stop
;;
restart)
stop
start
;;
status)
status
;;
*)
/bin/echo "Usage: $0 {start|stop|restart|status}"
esac
exit ${return:-1}

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