Ansible to setup user groups, user accounts and authorized keys.
| Family | Distribution | Version | Test Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Debian | Debian | Wheezy |  |
| Debian | Debian | Jessie | |
| Debian | Ubuntu | Yakkety | |
| Debian | Ubuntu | Xenial | |
| Debian | Ubuntu | Wily | |
| Debian | Ubuntu | Vivid | |
| Debian | Ubuntu | Trusty | |
| Debian | Ubuntu | Precise | |
| Suse | OpenSUSE | Leap | |
| Suse | OpenSUSE | Tumbleweed | |
| RedHat | CentOS | 7 | |
| RedHat | CentOS | 6 | |
| RedHat | Fedora | 21 | |
| RedHat | Fedora | 20 | |
- ansible >= 2.0
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debug: flag to run debug tasks.
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system_ssh_dir_public_keys: directory where SSH public keys are stored.
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system_ssh_dir_deprecated_keys: directory where SSH deprecated public keys are stored.
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system_groups: system's groups.
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system_ssh_deprecated_keys: list of SSH keys that have been deprecated.
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system_users: system's user accounts.
None.
- hosts: servers
roles:
- role: ansiblebit.system
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configuration: configuration tasks.
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debug: task to debug role variables.
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installation: installation tasks.
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validation: validation tasks.
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system_authorized_keys: authorized keys setup tasks.
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system_debug: role specific debug tasks.
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system_group: group setup tasks.
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system_user: user setup tasks.
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system_validation: role specific validation tasks.
To run the tests you will need to install:
To run all tests against all pre-defined OS/distributions * ansible versions:
$ tox
To run tests for trusty64:
$ cd tests
$ bash test_idempotence.sh --box trusty64.vagrant.dev
# log file will be stores under tests/log
To perform debugging on a specific environment:
$ cd tests
$ vagrant up trusty64.vagrant.dev
# to provision using the test.yml playbook (as many time as you need)
$ vagrant provision trusty64.vagrant.dev
# to access the Vagrant box
$ vagrant ssh trusty64.vagrant.dev