Add an Ansible playbook for creating a droplet #37
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Heh, I decided it's a nice short name to use for testing random things.
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Running this playbook will prompt for the host name of the droplet, the functional CNAME alias, and the SSH public keys to allow. Then it creates the droplet, sets the firewall and monitoring, and adds the DNS entries to CloudFlare.