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rgoncalves.se ~~ ansible
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Peronal infrastructure, network mess and homelab. Every critical node such as
routers and hypervisor are/will be powered by BSD systems.
For now, the principal hypervisor is `bhyve` on FreeBSD, and the domain
controller is a mix of `pf`, `relayd` and `wireguard` on OpenBSD latest.
development guidelines
----------------------
- OpenBSD first! Playbooks, roles and tasks are aimed to be deployed on OpenBSD
instance first. Because we also need a fallback system, AlpineLinux is the
next system to be targeted.
technology stack
----------------
- domain controller : `httpd`, `relayd`, `pf` and `wireguard`. Checkout
https://bsd.plumbing for the first two components. `acme-client` is also
needed for providing https.
Note: https is provided from the domain controller level. The traffic from
the domain controller host and source host is http only, but secured via
the wireguard tunnel.
naming scheme
-------------
- ws: workstation
- dc: domain controller
- st: stack server
- sw: switch
- rt: router
- st[x][role][number]: virtual machine
inventory
---------
- dc0 : OPENBSD domain-controller
wireguard server,
znc
- rt0 : DDWRT router
- stack0 : FREEBSD hypervisor
bhyve,
nfs
- st0dev0 : OPENBSD development
git,
cgit,
gitdaemon,
jenkins
- st0cld0 : OPENBSD cloud
nextcloud,
miniflux,
grafana,
logstash
- st0gme0 : ALPINE games
minecraft,
factorio,
stationeers,
- ST0SBX-0 : OPENBSD
- ST0SBX-1 : ALPINE
- ST0SBX-2 : 9FRONT
userland
--------
A subdirectory in `roles` for workstations setup. It targets development
machine where these playbooks are launched.
It currently supports bootstrapping for:
- archlinux
- openbsd
- voidlinux (referred as `void` by ansible)
It setups main user, development packages, power scripts, services, system wide
configuration files.
good to know
------------
In various roles, the term `httpd` is used. For this particular infrastructure,
it is NOT the apache web server, but instead the OpenBSD web server
implementation.
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