Salt states for uggedal.com. Developed for Arch Linux, but most states can easily be generalized.

Expected Pillar data

Private data is stored in pillar. To make these states work you'll have to create pillar data following this structure:

# List of all daemons which should be enabled at boot:
daemons:
  - syslog-ng
  - network
  - sshd
  - ntpd
  - crond
  - iptables
  - uwsgi
  - salt-minion

# List of users allowed to log in with ssh:
allowed_users:
  - myunprivilegeduser

# List of TCP ports to open in iptables:
accept_tcp_ports:
  - 80

# List of nginx sites (static and/or proxied over uwsgi or http protocol):
nginx_sites:
  - fqdn: mysite.com
    aliases:
      - www.mysite.com
    default: true # Default vhost for the listen IP.
    root: /srv/http/mysite
    uwsgi: true # True for uwsgi, false for http
    upstreams: ["unix:/var/run/uwsgi/mysite.sock"]
    static_prefix: /static # Prefix for paths to give far future expires

# List of uWSGI vassals:
uwsgi_vassals:
  - name: mysite
    module: "mysite:app"
    processes: 4

# List of cmds to run and take backup of with tarsnap:
tarsnap_backup_cmds:
  - /usr/local/venv/mysite/bin/manage backup > all.json

# List of paths to take backup of with tarsnap:
tarsnap_backup_paths:
  - /etc
  - /srv/http/mysite/static/uploads