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# Ansible-public
This repository contains some stuff related to Ansible (except roles, that are in an [https://forge.evolix.org/projects/ansible-roles/repository](ansible-roles repository)".
This repository contains some stuff related to Ansible (except roles, that are in our [`ansible-roles` repository](https://forge.evolix.org/projects/ansible-roles/repository).
One the main part is our Evolinux playbook, that we use to customize a Linux Debian server.
The main part is our Evolinux playbook, that we use to customize a Linux Debian server.
It also contains our conventions for Ansible.
For beginners, you can read the topic [https://wiki.evolix.org/HowtoAnsible](HowtoAnsible).
## Evolinux
To set up a server according to "The Evolix Way", you have to install a Debian Linux stable (currently Jessie, v8.7).
To set up a server according to "The Evolix Way", you have to install the current Debian stable version.
### Prerequisites
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We recommend to install only the minimum packages. At the "tasksel" step, choose only the **SSH server** item.
### evolinux.yml playbook
### `evolinux.yml` playbook
When the server is installed and rebooted, with a functioning SSH access, make sure that those packages are installed, for Ansible to be able to run.
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With some roles, you'll have to populate the `vars/main.yml` file with values required by the "admin-users" and "evolinux-base" roles. You should refer to their respective documentation.
You'll also need to confighure Ansible to include the location of the "ansible-roles" path in the `roles_path` value. We recommend using `$HOME/.ansible.cfg` with this :
You'll also need to configure Ansible to include the location of the "ansible-roles" path in the `roles_path` value. We recommend using `$HOME/.ansible.cfg` with this :
```
[defaults]