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An Ansible role which installs Postgres to run as a Docker container wrapped in a systemd service

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Postgres Ansible role

⚠️ WARNING: this role is now maintained in mother-of-all-self-hosting/ansible-role-postgres.

This is an Ansible role which installs Postgres to run as a Docker container wrapped in a systemd service.

This role implicitly depends on:

Features

  • multiple databases support: this role manages one main database and root credentials, and optionally a list of additional managed databases with their own credentials (see devture_postgres_managed_databases)

  • backward compatible: even if a new Postgres version is available, the role will keep you on the Postgres version you had started with until you perform a major upgrade manually (see below)

  • upgrading between major Postgres versions: invoking the playbook with a --tags=upgrade-postgres performs a dump, data move (data -> data-auto-upgrade-backup), rebuild, and dump import

  • importing existing Postgres database dumps: you can import plain-text (.sql) or gzipped (sql.gz) dumps with the --tags=import-postgres tag

  • import data from SQLite, NeDB, etc: this is an internal task (not exposed as a playbook tag), but the role supports using pgloader to load data into Postgres

  • vacuum support: you can vacuum the database using the --tags=run-postgres-vacuum tag

  • helpful scripts:

    • get a psql interactive terminal via the /base_path/bin/cli and /base_path/bin/cli-non-interactive scripts
    • dump all databases using the /base_path/bin/dump-all DIRECTORY_PATH (which will dump to a latest-dump.sql.gz file there)

Usage

Example playbook:

- hosts: servers
  roles:
    - role: galaxy/com.devture.ansible.role.systemd_docker_base

    - role: galaxy/com.devture.ansible.role.postgres

    - role: another_role

Example playbook configuration (group_vars/servers or other):

devture_postgres_identifier: my-postgres

devture_postgres_base_path: "{{ my_base_path }}/postgres"

devture_postgres_container_network: "{{ my_container_container_network }}"

devture_postgres_uid: "{{ my_uid }}"
devture_postgres_gid: "{{ my_gid }}"

devture_postgres_vacuum_default_databases_list: ["mydb", "anotherdb"]

devture_postgres_systemd_services_to_stop_for_maintenance_list: |
  {{
    (['my-service.service'])
  }}

devture_postgres_managed_databases: |
  {{
    [{
      'name': my_database_name,
      'username': my_database_username,
      'password': my_database_password,
    }]
    +
    [{
      'name': another_database_name,
      'username': another_database_username,
      'password': another_database_password,
    }]
  }}

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