This is an Ansible role to install, configure and ensure sure rundeck is running. Feedback, bug-reports, requests are welcomed and can be done via github issues.
- Tested on Mac OS X with Ansible 1.7.
The following variables can be overridden:
rundeck_domain: Defaults to localhost but should the host name web application with accessed by.rundeck_database_type: Defaults to hsqldb but can be set to postgresql or mysql to use those databases. Users and databases are not automatically created.rundeck_database_host: Defaults to localhost and only needs to be set if using an externally hosted database.rundeck_database_port: Defaults to None and must be set if using a different database than the default hsqldb.rundeck_database_name: Defaults to rundeck but allows you to use a different rundeck database name.rundeck_database_user: Defaults to rundeck but allows you to use a different username to accesses the rundeck database.rundeck_database_pass: Defaults to rundeck but allows you to use a different password for the user access to the rundeck database.rundeck_users: A list of dictionaries of name, password (hashed) and a list of roles (One must be an admin). If empty the default admin is not removed.rundeck_plugins: A list of plugin urls that are downloaded and installed into the rundeck libext, default is none.rundeck_generate_ssh: True # automatically generate ssh key, set to False to stop this action.
This role does not have a hard dependency on any other role to deploy but rundeck does require java to be installed. smola's ansible-java-role is a good choice with the following configuration:
- Debian: Ensure java_packages has a debian java package in it, i.e. openjdk-7-jre-headless
- RedHat: Ensure java_packages has a debian java package in it, i.e. java-1.7.0-openjdk, had to adjust role to include RedHat.yml in main.yml to work.
If you choose to use a database then please ensure it is installed before executing this role. The following roles have been used to create databases:
- Ubuntu 12.04 & 14.04/PostgreSQL: postgresql
- Centos 6.5 & 7.0/PostgreSQL: postgresql-on-el6 (with tweeks, watch this space for updates)
Licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.