Update Ansible Variables
Note: This document has been revised to incorporate updates for version 6.0.1, including testing of the cloud-agnostic feature on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).
(updated on 26-06-2024)
Ansible is the configuration management system used in Sunbird. Provisioning, deployment of services and other configurations are handled primarily through ansible.
Updating the Private Repository with Hosts and Variables
Execute the following commands in your local to clone the private repo template and update your private GitHub repository -
git clone https://github.com/project-sunbird/sunbird-devops
cd sunbird-devops
git checkout tags/release-6.0.0 -b release-6.0.0
Copy the directory
sunbird-devops/private_repo/ansible
to your private repo local workspaceRun the
key-generate.sh
script located underansible/inventory/dev
folder. The script will ask for the ansible vault password. Enter the same vault password that you used in the Jenkins setup stage. The script will generate many private key files and they will be encrypted with the vault password. Deployments will fail if keys are not encrypted.Update the files common.yml, hosts, and secrets.yml under Core, KnowledgePlatform and DataPipeline directories. After updating, push them to your private repo branch
Your private repo structure starting from the root path should be as shown below
Neo4j download and upload to object storage
Neo4j community artifact needs to be downloaded from neo4j official website http://dist.neo4j.org/neo4j-community-3.3.9-unix.tar.gz (only Neo4j 3.4 and below is supported)
Upload downloaded artifact to
cloud_storage_artifacts_bucketname
Update
neo4j_zip
variable inKnowledgePlatform/common.yml
with artifact nameEg: neo4j-community-3.3.9-unix.tar.gz
Note:
The ansible inventory setup is a must before we can start to run jobs from the Provision, ArtifactUpload and Deploy directory in Jenkins. The Build directory on Jenkins does not depend on the ansible variables
It is highly recommended that you complete the ansible inventory updates before proceeding further
List of Servers with their Ansible Group Names
Module
Servers
Service
Ansible Group Names
Build and Deploy
Server-1
Jenkins Master
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Databases
Server-2
Cassandra
cassandra-1, lp-cassandra, dp-cassandra, core-cassandra, report-cassandra, cassandra-node-1, cassandra
​
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Postgres
postgresql-master-1, postgresql-master, postgres
​
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Application Elasticsearch
es-1, composite-search-cluster, core-es-1, core-es, es-backup, es
​
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Neo4j
learning-neo4j-node1, learning-neo4j-cluster
​
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Mongo
mongo_master, mongo
Knowledge Platform
Server-3
Redis
redis1, redis, redis-ps, redisall, lp-redis, lp-redis-ps, dp-redis, lms-redis, redis-exporter-targets
​
​
Zookeeper
processing-cluster-zookeepers, ingestion-cluster-zookeeper, raw-zookeeper, zookeeper
​
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Kafka
processing-cluster-kafka, ingestion-cluster-kafka, kafka-1, kafka
Data Pipeline
Server-4
Spark
spark
​
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Kafka Indexer (Logstash)
kafka-indexer
​
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Keycloak
keycloak-1, keycloak
Learning
Server-5
Learning
learning1, learning, learningall
​
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Graylog
graylog-1, graylog
Druid
Server-6
Druid
druid-postgres, raw-coordinator, raw-overlord, raw-broker, raw-historical, raw-middlemanager, raw-graphite, rollup-coordinator, dp-druid-broker, broker, coordinator, druid-raw
​
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Logs Elasticsearch
log-es-1, log-es-backup, log-es
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