Complete Ansible, Vagrant and AWS infrastructure

IaC example is a simple example of Infrastructure as code (IaC) to automate a development environment based on Vagrant and a staging, production environment on AWS. The installation creates a basic Symfony application along with a PostgreSQL, Solr and Redis services. Ansible helps automate all the infrastructure tasks and the bash scripts act as a wrapper for the Ansible commands.

Vagrant provisioning

• Install Vagrant and clone this repo.
• vagrant up to start installation
• The installation will provision 2 boxes myproject and services, you can retry provisioning using vagrant provision if it failed.
• After provisioning the vagrant boxes you should access the symfony project on 192.168.33.31 which is a basic symfony example project.
• All redis, postgreSQL and solr services are on the services box.
• Root is /var/www/application
• MyProject IP is 192.168.33.31.
• Services IP is 192.168.33.32.

AWS provisioning (AWS will charge you for launching services)

• Login vagrant vagrant ssh myproject
• Change the password and ssh key to yours and remove the prod_files from your repo /var/www/application/prod_files
• Add the production password and ssh keys to vagrantbash /var/www/application/prod_files/add_to_vagrant.sh
• Encrypt your AWS keys as shown on provision/ansible/aws.sh:82
• Go to /var/www/application/provision/ansible
• run ./aws-infrastructure.sh to start building the infrastructure on AWS.
• Edit the deploy script roles/deploy-application/files/myproject/deploy.sh to fit your requirements.

Solr Admin

• http://192.168.33.32:8983

pghero

• http://192.168.33.32:3441/

MailHog

• http://192.168.33.31:8025/

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