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# Rhizomatica Puppet repository
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Here you will find all the modules which we are currently using in the Rhizomatica infrastructure.
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Some of them are directly pulled from PuppetForge or github. A bunch are included as submodules, others are directly imported in the repository.
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To have a working repo, you should also include all the submodules:
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git submodule init
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git submodule update
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To have a fully configured system from scratch, these are the steps:
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1 - Install Ubuntu 12.04, 64-bit version. There is a preseed file included in this git repo which can make it easier and faster :)
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2 - Create a new user, called 'rhizomatica' (not needed if you have used the preseed file)
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3 - Install openssh and openvpn:
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apt-get install openvpn openssh
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4 - Configure the VPN (normally just a matter of unpacking the config and keys in /etc/openvpn and restarting openvpn)
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5 - Install puppet:
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<-- missing wget/dpkg -i command -->
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6 - Edit /etc/puppet/puppet.conf and add the proper puppet server
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7 - Run puppet for the first time:
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puppet agent --test
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This will generate the key and certificate
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8 - Connect to the VPN/Puppet server, check the certificates:
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puppet ca list
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And sign the one you just generated in the step above:
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puppet ca sign <hostname>
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9 - Personalize the hiera file which is going to describe your installation by copying over the template file to something like <hostname>.yaml in /etc/puppet/hieradata (on the VPN/Puppet server)
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10 - Run puppet again:
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puppet agent --test
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11 - Profit! :D
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