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An ansible role to install and update [Funkwhale](https://funkwhale.audio).
Summary
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Using this role, you can install and upgrade a Funkwhale pod, closely matching our [standard installation guide](https://docs.funkwhale.audio/installation/debian.html). The role will take care of:
- Installing and configure dependencies and packages
- Install and configure PostgreSQL, Redis and Nginx (optional)
- Install and configure Funkwhale and it's dependencies
- Install and configure a SSL certificate with Let's Encrypt (optional)
Installation and usage
----------------------
Install ansible:
```
pip install --user ansible
```
Create a directory for ansible files:
mkdir ~/ansible-funkwhale
cd ansible-funkwhale
Create a playbook requirements and inventory file:
touch requirements.yml
touch playbook.yml
touch inventory.ini
Add the following to `requirements.yml`:
```
- src: git+https://dev.funkwhale.audio/funkwhale/ansible
name: funkwhale
version: master
```
Install the role:
```
ansible-galaxy install -r requirements.yml
```
Add the following to `ansible.cfg`:
```
[defaults]
# Needed to use become with unprevileged users,
# see https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/become.html#becoming-an-unprivileged-user
allow_world_readable_tmpfiles=true
```
Add the following to `playbook.yml`:
roles:
- role: funkwhale
funkwhale_hostname: yourdomain.funkwhale
funkwhale_version: 0.18.3
funkwhale_letsencrypt_email: contact@youremail.com
```
See below for a full documentation on available variables.
Add your server to `inventory.ini`:
```ini
[funkwhale-servers]
your-server-ip-or-domain
```
Launch the installation (in check mode, so nothing is applied):
```
ansible-playbook --ask-become-pass -i inventory.ini playbook.yml --check --diff
```
*On some hosts, you may need to install the `python-apt` package for check mode to work*.
This command will show you the changes that would be applied to your system. If you are confortable with them,
rerun the same command without the `--check` flag.
**Required variables**
| name | Example | Description |
| ----------------------------- | ----------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| `funkwhale_hostname` | `yourdomain.funkwhale` | The domain name of your Funkwhale pod |
| `funkwhale_version` | `0.18.3` | The version to install/upgrade to. You can also use `develop` to run the development branch |
| `funkwhale_letsencrypt_email` | `contact@youremail.com` | The email to associate with your Let's Encrypt certificate (not needed if you set `funkwhale_letsencrypt_enabled: false`, see below) |
**Optional variables**
| name | Default | Description |
| --------------------------------------- | ----------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| `funkwhale_api_ip` | `127.0.0.1` | IP adress to bind the Funkwhale server to |
| `funkwhale_api_port` | `5000` | Port to bind the Funkwhale server to |
| `funkwhale_config_path` | `/srv/funkwhale/config` | Path to Funkwhale's configuration directory |
| `funkwhale_database_managed` | `true` | If `true`, the role will manage the database server and Funkwhale's database |
| `funkwhale_database_name` | `funkwhale` | Name of the Funkwhale database to use |
| `funkwhale_database_user` | `funkwhale` | Postgresql username to login as |
| `funkwhale_env_vars` | `[]` | List of environment variables to append to the generated `.env` file. Example: `["AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=myawsid", "AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=myawskey"]` |
| `funkwhale_external_storage_enabled` | `false` | If `true`, set up the proper configuration to use an extenal storage for media files |
| `funkwhale_install_path` | `/srv/funkwhale` | Path were frontend, api and virtualenv files should be stored (**no trailing slash**) |
| `funkwhale_letsencrypt_certbot_flags` | `null` | Additional flags to pass to `certbot` |
| `funkwhale_letsencrypt_enabled` | `true` | If `true`, will configure SSL with certbot and Let's Encrypt |
| `funkwhale_media_path` | `/srv/funkwhale/data/media` | Path were audio and uploaded files should be stored (**no trailing slash**) |
| `funkwhale_music_path` | `/srv/funkwhale/data/music` | Path to your existing music library, to use with [CLI import](https://docs.funkwhale.audio/admin/importing-music.html) (**no trailing slash**) |
| `funkwhale_nginx_managed` | `true` | If `true`, will install and configure nginx |
| `funkwhale_nginx_max_body_size` | `100M` | Value of nginx's `max_body_size` parameter to use |
| `funkwhale_protocol` | `https` | If set to `https`, will configure Funkwhale and Nginx to work behind HTTPS. Use `http` to completely disable SSL. |
| `funkwhale_redis_managed` | `true` | If `true`, will install and configure redis |
| `funkwhale_ssl_cert_path` | `` | Path to an existing SSL certificate to use (use in combination with `funkwhale_letsencrypt_enabled: false`) |
| `funkwhale_ssl_key_path` | `` | Path to an existing SSL key to use (use in combination with `funkwhale_letsencrypt_enabled: false`) |
| `funkwhale_static_path` | `/srv/funkwhale/data/static` | Path were Funkwhale static files should be stored |
| `funkwhale_systemd_after` | `redis.service postgresql.service` | Configuration used for Systemd `After=` directive. Modify it if you have a database or redis server on a separate host |
| `funkwhale_systemd_service_name` | `funkwhale` | Name of the generated Systemd service, e.g when calling `systemctl start <xxx>` |
| `funkwhale_username` | `funkwhale` | Username of the system user and owner of Funkwhale data, files and configuration |
- Debian 9
- More to come
Dependencies
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