builditftorelli/nexus-ansible repository overview

You can define your playbook in a repo and pass to docker information to play the Ansible code.

Environment: MAIN_REPO_URL='[email protected]' MAIN_REPO_BRANCH=branch|master MAIN_REPO_FOLDER=folder ROLES_REPO_URL='[email protected]'
ROLES_REPO_BRANCH=branch|master ROLES_REPO_FOLDER=folder PLAYBOOKS=relative yml files from master folder comma separated USER_NAME=git-username USER_EMAIL=git email ANSIBLE_HOSTNAME=ansible name HOSTNAME=machine name RIGLETDOMAIN=macine domain POSTSTART_NEXUS=Flag defines if Nexus OSS has to start after the ansible procedure (default: "false") PRESTART_NEXUS_IF_UP_POST_ANSIBLE= Flag allows to restartNexus OSS after the ansible f it is running (default) PRESTART_NEXUS=Flag defines if Nexus OSS has to start before the ansible procedure (default: "true") RESTART_NEXUS_AFTER_ANSIBLE=Flag defines if Nexus OSS has to restart after the ansible procedure (default: "false") PRIVATE_PUBLIC_KEY_TAR_URL=url to your tar, no ssl credentials are provided to wget

VOLUMES : '/sonatype-work'

We suppose you have three environment files in the master folder : vars, inputs and private. They are mandatory and they must be at least filled of one variable each.

Reference Repository:

https://github.com/fabriziotorelli-wipro/rig-docker-machines/tree/master/2/ansible-machines⁠

Example: docker run -d -p 8080:8081 --privileged -e "PRIVATE_PUBLIC_KEY_TAR_URL=https://github.com/f..../keys.tar⁠" -e .... -e ....... -e "container=docker" --cap-add SYS_ADMIN --security-opt seccomp:unconfined -v /sys/fs/cgroup:/sys/fs/cgroup -it --name my-nexus-ansible builditftorelli/nexus-ansible:x.xxx.xx