# Playbook for BananaNetwork

This playbook defines the configuration for all servers / devices controlled by the BananaNetwork.

All systems are expected to run a Debian GNU/Linux or a similiar distribution.

## Roles

Following roles have been defined for making a server configuration easy:

- **account** installs an user account preconfigured with tmux, vim and zsh.
- **acme** defines roles for handling the automatic handling of certificates with *certbot*
  - **application** installs main application
  - **certificate** issues a given certificate
- **bootstrap** defines a way to connect to a server which has not been configured yet, changes user password and hardening SSH access
- **common** defines the installation of common packages and common configurations like firewall
- **dns** defines roles for handling dns authorities and slaves, uses *bind9*
  - **application** installs main application (installs from bind9 official repository)
  - **entries** configures given dns entries on authoritive dns server (authoritive must be configured by this repository)
  - **master** configures a dns authority with support of DNSSEC for a domain
  - **server_entries** configures default A/AAAA/SSHFP and additional records for current host and given domain (uses **dns/entries**)
  - **slave** configures an automatic cloning slave for a domain
- **fail2ban** defines roles for configuring fail2ban for different systems
  - **application** installs main application
  - **rule** configures a filter + jail for a given server / use case
- **git_auto_update** adds an auto update mechanism for a git repository based on signed release tags
- **hostname** configures the hostname for a given host
- **misc** contains some required but small roles
  - **backup_files** configures auto backup for a given directory
  - **deb_unstable** enables Debian unstable on low priority
  - **docker** installs *Docker* (from official Docker repository)
  - **handlers** contains some handlers used by other roles
  - **ip_discover** configures a server to automatically discover its ip addresses to a supported service
  - **system_user** creates a system user
- **mysql** defines roles for handling mysql databases and users, uses *MariaDB*
  - **application** installs the main application with automatic backup
  - **backup_database** configures auto backup for a given mysql database
  - **database** configures a database for an external application with its own user (uses **mysql/backup_database**)
- **nginx** defines roles to set up virtual servers, certificates will be requested by default
  - **application** installs and configures the main requirements
  - **default_server** configures default server for hostname fqdn with status info (only accessable from localhost)
  - **forward** sets up a forwarding from one domain to another
  - **php** sets up a PHP webpage with files at the given directory
  - **php-fpm** installs php-fpm and requirements
  - **php-pool** sets up a php-fpm pool running its own user account
  - **proxy** sets up a reverse proxy to a local port / proxy
  - **server** sets up a nginx server with custom directives
  - **static** sets up a static web root
  - **upstream** sets up an upstream accessible to nginx virtual servers
- **node** defines roles for setting up node applications
  - **application** installs node (installs from node official repository)
- **server** defines roles using different kind of server applications, applications will be configured using separated system users
  - **firefox-sync** sets up a Firefox sync server for bookmarks, history, etc.
  - **gitea** sets up a git repository using *Gitea* as web overlay (fail2ban)
  - **minecraft** sets up a Minecraft server at the given version (AppArmor, no Web UI)
  - **nextcloud** sets up a cloud storage using *NextCloud*
  - **node** sets up a *Node.js* server from a repository with a database expecting it can be configured using environment variables
  - **spotme** sets up a SpotMe server
  - **static** sets up a static virtual server with files from a repository
  - **tt-rss** sets up a Tiny Tiny RSS Feed Reader server
- **wireguard** defines roles to handle a *WireGuard* configuration across different servers
  - **application** installs and configures the main application
  - **backbone** configures a system to allow all other *WireGuard* systems to connect to this server
  - **client** configures a system to connect to *WireGuard* backbones
  - **handlers** contains special handlers effecting all *WireGuard* backbones and clients
  - **special_client** creates a configuration for a device not configurable by Ansible and stores it locally

## License

This repository is licensed under MIT.
This configuration comes with no warranty.