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ansible-role-bastille

An ansible role that helps configure a server as a BastilleBSD host for running containers (jails based) in FreeBSD.

This is a work in progress ansible role. At the moment assuming local interface for networking. Use it at your own risk.

Install this role

Simply run ansible-galaxy install yaazkal.bastille on your machine. Then integrate the role on your own playbook (see the example below).

Requirements

  • A current supported release of FreeBSD. See supported releases
  • Python installed on the target host.
  • ca_root_nss recommended specially on FreeBSD 11.4 (EOL) in order to not fail when installing custom Bastille version from github tag.

Role variables

This are the role variables and its defaults, set them at your host_vars or host definition as you want it (see example).

Variable Default value Description
bastille_version If set, installs the given version (tag) from bastille repo instead of the pkg version available.
bastille_prefix /usr/local/bastille Where jails, releases, templates, backpus etc lives.
bastille_zfs_enable Set to YES to enable some ZFS magic (recommended).
bastille_zfs_zpool The ZFS pool where Bastille will host its files and jails.
bastille_timezone Etc/UTC
bastille_ext_if vtnet0 External network interface.
bastille_releases 13.2-RELEASE List of releases to be available for jails creation.
bastille_templates List of git repos where templates are hosted. Those templates will be available for jails.
bastille_jails List of jails to be created. See example for options.

Dependencies

None.

Example Playbook

A playbook can look like this:

# File name: bastille_provision.yml
- name: "Initial configuration of the system"
  hosts: bastille
  roles:
    - yaazkal.bastille

An inventory file can look like this (this example overrides all default variables):

# File name: hosts.yml
bastille:
  hosts:
    example.com:
      ansible_user: root
      bastille_version: "0.9.20210714"
      bastille_timezone: "America/Bogota"
      bastille_zfs_enable: "YES"
      bastille_zfs_zpool: "zroot"
      bastille_ext_if: "vtnet0"
      bastille_releases:
        - 13.2-RELEASE
        - 12.4-RELEASE
      bastille_templates:
        - https://gitlab.com/bastillebsd-templates/nginx
        - https://github.com/yaazkal/bastille-postgres
      bastille_jails:
        - name: defaultjail
          release: 13.2-RELEASE
          ip: 10.17.89.1
          templates:
            - "bastillebsd-templates/nginx"
        - name: thickjail
          release: 13.2-RELEASE
          ip: 10.17.89.2
          options: -T

Then you can run:

ansible-playbook -i hosts.yml bastille_provision.yml

License

BSD 3 clause. See LICENSE file.

Author Information

@yaazkal - Juan David Hurtado G.

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