Minimalistic role to install matomo (as a system package) on an openSUSE Leap/SLES system.
This role doesn't take care of AppArmor. You might need to disable AppArmor during installation.
| Variable | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
db_configure |
Configure a MariaDB database for matomo | false |
db_name |
Database name to be created | matomo |
db_user |
Database username to be created for matomo | matomo |
db_pass |
Password for the database username | notsecret |
firewall_configure |
Toggle firewall configuration | true |
firewall_zone |
Firewall zone where to allow traffic to | public |
if db_configure is set to true, then the role will create a MariaDB database for you.
Including an example of how to use your role (for instance, with variables passed in as parameters) is always nice for users too:
- hosts: jellyfish
roles:
- role: geekoops-matomo
vars:
db_configure: true
db_name: 'matomo'
db_user: 'matomo'
db_pass: 'password123'
firewall_configure: true
firewall_zone: 'public'
This playbook will install the system package matomo and add a matomo database user and database with the password above.
Firewall access is opened for http traffic and you can reach the matomo instance for configuration after installation on http://jellyfish/matomo (replace jellyfish with the system hostname).
MIT
This repository ships pre-commit git hooks that will check the yaml syntax. To configure them do
git config --local core.hooksPath .githooks/