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This ansible collection provides various roles for installing
and configuring basic system utilities like gnupg, ssh etc
- [`elasticsearch`](roles/elasticsearch/README.md): Deploy [elasticsearch](https://www.docker.elastic.co/r/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-oss),
a popular (distributed) search and analytics engine, mostly known by it's
letter "E" in the ELK-stack.
- [`git`](roles/git/README.md): configures git on the target system
- [`gnupg`](roles/gnupg/README.md): configures gnupg on the target system
- [`mariadb`](roles/mariadb/README.md): runs [MariaDB Server](https://mariadb.org/), one of the world's most popular open source relational database
- [`minio`](roles/minio/README.md): Deploy [min.io](https://min.io), an
s3-compatible object storage server, using docker containers.
- [`nginx`](roles/nginx/README.md): [nginx](https://www.nginx.com/),
an advanced load balancer, webserver and reverse proxy.
- [`restic`](roles/restic/README.md): Manage backups using restic
and persist them to a configurable backend.
## License
[CNPLv7+](LICENSE.md): Cooperative Nonviolent Public License

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# `finallycoffee.base.elastiscsearch`
A simple ansible role which deploys a single-node elastic container to provide
an easy way to do some indexing.
## Usage
Per default, `/opt/elasticsearch/data` is used to persist data, it is
customizable by using either `elasticsearch_base_path` or `elasticsearch_data_path`.
As elasticsearch be can be quite memory heavy, the maximum amount of allowed RAM
can be configured using `elasticsearch_allocated_ram_mb`, defaulting to 512 (mb).
The cluster name and discovery type can be overridden using
`elasticsearch_config_cluster_name` (default: elastic) and
`elasticsearch_config_discovery_type` (default: single-node), should one
need a multi-node elasticsearch deployment.
Per default, no ports or networks are mapped, and explizit mapping using
either ports (`elasticsearch_container_ports`) or networks
(`elasticsearch_container_networks`) is required in order for other services
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---
elasticsearch_version: 7.17.7
elasticsearch_base_path: /opt/elasticsearch
elasticsearch_data_path: "{{ elasticsearch_base_path }}/data"
elasticsearch_config_cluster_name: elastic
elasticsearch_config_discovery_type: single-node
elasticsearch_config_boostrap_memory_lock: true
elasticsearch_allocated_ram_mb: 512
elasticsearch_container_image_name: docker.elastic.co/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-oss
elasticsearch_container_image_tag: ~
elasticsearch_container_image: >-
{{ elasticsearch_container_image_name }}:{{ elasticsearch_container_image_tag | default(elasticsearch_version, true) }}
elasticsearch_container_name: elasticsearch
elasticsearch_container_env:
"ES_JAVA_OPTS": "-Xms{{ elasticsearch_allocated_ram_mb }}m -Xmx{{ elasticsearch_allocated_ram_mb }}m"
"cluster.name": "{{ elasticsearch_config_cluster_name }}"
"discovery.type": "{{ elasticsearch_config_discovery_type }}"
"bootstrap.memory_lock": "{{ 'true' if elasticsearch_config_boostrap_memory_lock else 'false' }}"
elasticsearch_container_user: ~
elasticsearch_container_ports: ~
elasticsearch_container_labels:
version: "{{ elasticsearch_version }}"
elasticsearch_container_ulimits:
# - "memlock:{{ (1.5 * 1024 * elasticsearch_allocated_ram_mb) | int }}:{{ (1.5 * 1024 * elasticsearch_allocated_ram_mb) | int }}"
- "memlock:-1:-1"
elasticsearch_container_volumes:
- "{{ elasticsearch_data_path }}:/usr/share/elasticsearch/data:z"
elasticsearch_container_networks: ~
elasticsearch_container_purge_networks: ~
elasticsearch_container_restart_policy: unless-stopped

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---
- name: Ensure host directories are present
file:
path: "{{ item }}"
state: directory
mode: "0777"
loop:
- "{{ elasticsearch_base_path }}"
- "{{ elasticsearch_data_path }}"
- name: Ensure elastic container image is present
docker_image:
name: "{{ elasticsearch_container_image }}"
state: present
source: pull
force_source: "{{ elasticsearch_container_image_tag|default(false, true)|bool }}"
- name: Ensure elastic container is running
docker_container:
name: "{{ elasticsearch_container_name }}"
image: "{{ elasticsearch_container_image }}"
env: "{{ elasticsearch_container_env | default(omit, True) }}"
user: "{{ elasticsearch_container_user | default(omit, True) }}"
ports: "{{ elasticsearch_container_ports | default(omit, True) }}"
labels: "{{ elasticsearch_container_labels | default(omit, True) }}"
volumes: "{{ elasticsearch_container_volumes }}"
ulimits: "{{ elasticsearch_container_ulimits }}"
networks: "{{ elasticsearch_container_networks | default(omit, True) }}"
purge_networks: "{{ elasticsearch_container_purge_networks | default(omit, True) }}"
restart_policy: "{{ elasticsearch_container_restart_policy }}"
state: started

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# `finallycoffee.base.minio` ansible role
## Overview
This role deploys a [min.io](https://min.io) server (s3-compatible object storage server)
using the official docker container image.
## Configuration
The role requires setting the password for the `root` user (name can be changed by
setting `minio_root_username`) in `minio_root_password`. That user has full control
over the minio-server instance.
### Useful config hints
Most configuration is done by setting environment variables in
`minio_container_extra_env`, for example:
```yaml
minio_container_extra_env:
# disable the "console" web browser UI
MINIO_BROWSER: off
# enable public prometheus metrics on `/minio/v2/metrics/cluster`
MINIO_PROMETHEUS_AUTH_TYPE: public
```
When serving minio (or any s3-compatible server) on a "subfolder",
see https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/RESTRedirect.html
and https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/VirtualHosting.html

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---
minio_user: ~
minio_data_path: /opt/minio
minio_create_user: false
minio_manage_host_filesystem: false
minio_root_username: root
minio_root_password: ~
minio_container_name: minio
minio_container_image_name: docker.io/minio/minio
minio_container_image_tag: latest
minio_container_image: "{{ minio_container_image_name }}:{{ minio_container_image_tag }}"
minio_container_networks: []
minio_container_ports: []
minio_container_base_volumes:
- "{{ minio_data_path }}:{{ minio_container_data_path }}:z"
minio_container_extra_volumes: []
minio_container_base_env:
MINIO_ROOT_USER: "{{ minio_root_username }}"
MINIO_ROOT_PASSWORD: "{{ minio_root_password }}"
minio_container_extra_env: {}
minio_container_labels: {}
minio_container_command:
- "server"
- "{{ minio_container_data_path }}"
- "--console-address \":{{ minio_container_listen_port_console }}\""
minio_container_restart_policy: "unless-stopped"
minio_container_image_force_source: "{{ (minio_container_image_tag == 'latest')|bool }}"
minio_container_listen_port_api: 9000
minio_container_listen_port_console: 8900
minio_container_data_path: /storage

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---
- name: Ensure minio run user is present
user:
name: "{{ minio_user }}"
state: present
system: yes
when: minio_create_user
- name: Ensure filesystem mounts ({{ minio_data_path }}) for container volumes are present
file:
path: "{{ minio_data_path }}"
state: directory
user: "{{ minio_user|default(omit, True) }}"
group: "{{ minio_user|default(omit, True) }}"
when: minio_manage_host_filesystem
- name: Ensure container image for minio is present
community.docker.docker_image:
name: "{{ minio_container_image }}"
state: present
source: pull
force_source: "{{ minio_container_image_force_source }}"
- name: Ensure container {{ minio_container_name }} is running
docker_container:
name: "{{ minio_container_name }}"
image: "{{ minio_container_image }}"
volumes: "{{ minio_container_volumes }}"
env: "{{ minio_container_env }}"
labels: "{{ minio_container_labels }}"
networks: "{{ minio_container_networks }}"
ports: "{{ minio_container_ports }}"
user: "{{ minio_user|default(omit, True) }}"
command: "{{ minio_container_command }}"
restart_policy: "{{ minio_container_restart_policy }}"
state: started

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---
minio_container_volumes: "{{ minio_container_base_volumes + minio_container_extra_volumes }}"
minio_container_env: "{{ minio_container_base_env | combine(minio_container_extra_env) }}"

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# `finallycoffee.base.restic`
Ansible role for backup up data using `restic`, utilizing `systemd` timers for scheduling.
## Overview
As restic encrypts the data before storing it, the `restic_repo_password` needs
to be populated with a strong key, and saved accordingly as only this key can
be used to decrypt the data for a restore!
### Backends
#### S3 Backend
To use a `s3`-compatible backend like AWS buckets or minio, both `restic_s3_key_id`
and `restic_s3_access_key` need to be populated, and the `restic_repo_url` has the
format `s3:https://my.s3.endpoint:port/bucket-name`.
#### SFTP Backend
Using the `sftp` backend requires the configured `restic_user` to be able to
authenticate to the configured SFTP-Server using password-less methods like
publickey-authentication. The `restic_repo_url` then follows the format
`sftp:{user}@{server}:/my-restic-repository` (or without leading `/` for relative
paths to the `{user}`s home directory.
### Backing up data
A job name like `$service-postgres` or similar needs to be set in `restic_job_name`,
which is used for naming the `systemd` units, their syslog identifiers etc.
If backing up filesystem locations, the paths need to be specified in
`restic_backup_paths` as lists of strings representing absolute filesystem
locations.
If backing up f.ex. database or other data which is generating backups using
a command like `pg_dump`, use `restic_backup_stdin_command` (which needs to output
to `stdout`) in conjunction with `restic_backup_stdin_command_filename` to name
the resulting output (required).
### Policy
The backup policy can be adjusted by overriding the `restic_policy_keep_*`
variables, with the defaults being:
```yaml
restic_policy_keep_all_within: 1d
restic_policy_keep_hourly: 6
restic_policy_keep_daily: 2
restic_policy_keep_weekly: 7
restic_policy_keep_monthly: 4
restic_policy_backup_frequency: hourly
```
**Note:** `restic_policy_backup_frequency` must conform to `systemd`s
`OnCalendar` syntax, which can be checked using `systemd-analyze calender $x`.
## Role behaviour
Per default, when the systemd unit for a job changes, the job is not immediately
started. This can be overridden using `restic_start_job_on_unit_change: true`,
which will immediately start the backup job if it's configuration changed.
The systemd unit runs with `restic_user`, which is root by default, guaranteeing
that filesystem paths are always readable. The `restic_user` can be overridden,
but care needs to be taken to ensure the user has permission to read all the
provided filesystem paths / the backup command may be executed by the user.
If ansible should create the user, set `restic_create_user` to `true`, which
will attempt to create the `restic_user` as a system user.
### Installing
For Debian and RedHat, the role attempts to install restic using the default
package manager's ansible module (apt/dnf). For other distributions, the generic
`package` module tries to install `restic_package_name` (default: `restic`),
which can be overridden if needed.

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---
restic_repo_url: ~
restic_repo_password: ~
restic_s3_key_id: ~
restic_s3_access_key: ~
restic_backup_paths: []
restic_backup_stdin_command: ~
restic_backup_stdin_command_filename: ~
restic_policy_keep_all_within: 1d
restic_policy_keep_hourly: 6
restic_policy_keep_daily: 2
restic_policy_keep_weekly: 7
restic_policy_keep_monthly: 4
restic_policy_backup_frequency: hourly
restic_policy:
keep_within: "{{ restic_policy_keep_all_within }}"
hourly: "{{ restic_policy_keep_hourly }}"
daily: "{{ restic_policy_keep_daily }}"
weekly: "{{ restic_policy_keep_weekly }}"
monthly: "{{ restic_policy_keep_monthly }}"
frequency: "{{ restic_policy_backup_frequency }}"
restic_user: root
restic_create_user: false
restic_start_job_on_unit_change: false
restic_job_name: ~
restic_job_description: "Restic backup job for {{ restic_job_name }}"
restic_systemd_unit_naming_scheme: "restic.{{ restic_job_name }}"
restic_systemd_working_directory: /tmp
restic_systemd_syslog_identifier: "restic-{{ restic_job_name }}"
restic_package_name: restic

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---
- name: Ensure system daemon is reloaded
listen: reload-systemd
systemd:
daemon_reload: true
- name: Ensure systemd service for '{{ restic_job_name }}' is started immediately
listen: trigger-restic
systemd:
name: "{{ restic_systemd_unit_naming_scheme }}.service"
state: started
when: restic_start_job_on_unit_change

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---
- name: Ensure {{ restic_user }} system user exists
user:
name: "{{ restic_user }}"
state: present
system: true
when: restic_create_user
- name: Ensure either backup_paths or backup_stdin_command is populated
when: restic_backup_paths|length > 0 and restic_backup_stdin_command
fail:
msg: "Setting both `restic_backup_paths` and `restic_backup_stdin_command` is not supported"
- name: Ensure a filename for stdin_command backup is given
when: restic_backup_stdin_command and not restic_backup_stdin_command_filename
fail:
msg: "`restic_backup_stdin_command` was set but no filename for the resulting output was supplied in `restic_backup_stdin_command_filename`"
- name: Ensure backup frequency adheres to systemd's OnCalender syntax
command:
cmd: "systemd-analyze calendar {{ restic_policy.frequency }}"
register: systemd_calender_parse_res
failed_when: systemd_calender_parse_res.rc != 0
changed_when: false
- name: Ensure restic is installed
block:
- name: Ensure restic is installed via apt
apt:
package: restic
state: latest
when: ansible_os_family == 'Debian'
- name: Ensure restic is installed via dnf
dnf:
name: restic
state: latest
when: ansible_os_family == 'RedHat'
- name: Ensure restic is installed using the auto-detected package-manager
package:
name: "{{ restic_package_name }}"
state: present
when: ansible_os_family not in ['RedHat', 'Debian']
- name: Ensure systemd service file for '{{ restic_job_name }}' is templated
template:
dest: "/etc/systemd/system/{{ restic_systemd_unit_naming_scheme }}.service"
src: restic.service.j2
owner: root
group: root
mode: 0640
notify:
- reload-systemd
- trigger-restic
- name: Ensure systemd service file for '{{ restic_job_name }}' is templated
template:
dest: "/etc/systemd/system/{{ restic_systemd_unit_naming_scheme }}.timer"
src: restic.timer.j2
owner: root
group: root
mode: 0640
notify:
- reload-systemd
- name: Flush handlers to ensure systemd knows about '{{ restic_job_name }}'
meta: flush_handlers
- name: Ensure systemd timer for '{{ restic_job_name }}' is activated
systemd:
name: "{{ restic_systemd_unit_naming_scheme }}.timer"
enabled: true
- name: Ensure systemd timer for '{{ restic_job_name }}' is started
systemd:
name: "{{ restic_systemd_unit_naming_scheme }}.timer"
state: started

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[Unit]
Description={{ restic_job_description }}
[Service]
Type=oneshot
User={{ restic_user }}
WorkingDirectory={{ restic_systemd_working_directory }}
SyslogIdentifier={{ restic_systemd_syslog_identifier }}
Environment=RESTIC_REPOSITORY={{ restic_repo_url }}
Environment=RESTIC_PASSWORD={{ restic_repo_password }}
{% if restic_s3_key_id and restic_s3_access_key %}
Environment=AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID={{ restic_s3_key_id }}
Environment=AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY={{ restic_s3_access_key }}
{% endif %}
ExecStartPre=-/bin/sh -c '/usr/bin/restic snapshots || /usr/bin/restic init'
{% if restic_backup_stdin_command %}
ExecStart=/bin/sh -c '{{ restic_backup_stdin_command }} | /usr/bin/restic backup --verbose --stdin --stdin-filename {{ restic_backup_stdin_command_filename }}'
{% else %}
ExecStart=/usr/bin/restic --verbose backup {{ restic_backup_paths | join(' ') }}
{% endif %}
ExecStartPost=/usr/bin/restic forget --prune --keep-within={{ restic_policy.keep_within }} --keep-hourly={{ restic_policy.hourly }} --keep-daily={{ restic_policy.daily }} --keep-weekly={{ restic_policy.weekly }} --keep-monthly={{ restic_policy.monthly }}
ExecStartPost=-/usr/bin/restic snapshots
ExecStartPost=/usr/bin/restic check
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

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[Unit]
Description=Run {{ restic_job_name }}
[Timer]
OnCalendar={{ restic_policy.frequency }}
Persistent=True
Unit={{ restic_systemd_unit_naming_scheme }}.service
[Install]
WantedBy=timers.target