plesk/plesk-deploy-ansible

Name: plesk-deploy-ansible

Owner: Plesk

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Created: 2017-06-15 10:15:26.0

Updated: 2018-04-24 07:41:41.0

Pushed: 2017-06-15 10:30:35.0

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Language: Shell

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This is a set of ansible playbooks for various Plesk deployment

Overview

The playbooks allow to deploy Plesk in cases:

• you already have some server and need to deploy Plesk
• you want to create VM in DigitalOcean with Plesk pre-installed
• you want to create VM in Amazon EC2 with Plesk based on Marketplace offer
• you want to create bare Amazon EC2 VM based on some AMI and auto-deploy Plesk there
• (TODO) you want to create VM in Azure with Plesk based on Marketplace offer
• (TODO) you want to create bare Azure VM based on some AMI and auto-deploy Plesk there

You need ansible v2+ You can run ansible in two ways.

The first one directly via CLI. In such case you need to have ansible installed on your machine:

Sample: ansible-playbook -i hosts plesk-amazon-ec2-from-ami.yml

The second way is to use Ansible shipped via Docker container. This way is preferred if you already use Docker and don't want to install one more piece of software to your machine because ansible is usually installed via pip, it also can require some additional libs, etc etc etc.

Note: see open issue, described in FAQ below.

To use this approach, you can just have Docker installed, and you need to run as follows: ./ansible-playbook-viadocker -i hosts plesk-amazon-ec2-from-ami.yml

That's it.

Inventory files

Few words about inventory. It has two parts:

• a main part “group_vars/all.yml” - contains all definitions of settings for all clouds and Plesk general
• credentials “group_vars/credentials.yml” - contains a definition of credentials to your cloud accounts

Note: Credentials inventory file is not included in a git repo and is added to .gitignore file

Get Started

To start work with the Plesk deployment playbooks you should:

1. Define Amazon AWS and Digitalocesn credentials starting with: cp -f group_vars/credentials.yml.sample group_vars/credentials.yml
2. Install ansible v2+
3. Check group_vars/all.yml for settings specific for your account, especially Amazon AWS.

FAQ

Amazon EC2 asks for authorization while provisioning of VM

When you attempt to create VM from AMI published in Marketplace, you can see a message similar to the sample below. All you need to do - just copy the provided link and navigate it in your browser with an active session to your Amazon AWS account. This is required to authorize the script for deployment on behalf of your AWS account from CLI.

TASK [amazon-ec2 : Create EC2 Instance]

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fatal: [localhost]: FAILED! => {“changed”: false, “failed”: true, “msg”: “Instance creation failed => OptInRequired: In order to use this AWS Marketplace product you need to accept terms and subscribe. To do so please visit http://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp?sku=dw81irkz67efb1tr712312313uet”}

Execution ansible-playbook via Docker

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There is a known with required libs in the packages docker image. The following image is used https://hub.docker.com/r/williamyeh/ansible/ since ansible doesn't support/develop their own. So, since the latest roles update, execution via docker doesn't work for now :(