Redmine-Gitolite integration automated with Ansible

This is a repository containing data for use with the tutorial at http://paulsalcido.wordpress.com/.

Files and order

The first file, setup.yml, needs to be run with the --user, --ask-pass and --ask-sudo-pass options to ansible-playbook. This is so that the root user can be set up appropriate for use with the authorized key file that you will add to the keys/ directory. You will also need to use ssh-keygen to add a key under keys/ called gitolite-ssh-key (and gitolite-ssh-key.pub). With all of this set up, the other pieces can be run without password options.

This can be run with:

ansible-playbook setup.yml \
    --user=[ubuntu user account] \
    --ask-pass --ask-sudo-pass \
    --inventory-file=./hosts

The remaining files need to be run in the following order:

ansible-playbook gitolite.yml --inventory-file=./hosts
ansible-playbook database.yml --inventory-file=./hosts
ansible-playbook redmine.yml --inventory-file=./hosts
ansible-playbook redmine-gitolite-integrate.yml --inventory-file=./hosts

And with an appropriately setup hosts file and configuration, this will deploy the fully integrated redmine with gitolite.

Author

Paul Salcido, paulsalcido.22@gmail.com