XWiki Playbook

Ansible playbook to install XWiki Enterprise in the Apache Tomcat container with PostgreSQL as Database backend.

Installation

First, you need to install the dependencies for this playbook by issuing this command:

ansible-galaxy install -p roles --role-file=requirements.yml

You also need to install some git submodules through this commands:

git submodule init
git submodule update

Testing

This playbook ships with a Vagrant file for testing purpouse. If you want to take advantage of it, just install Vagrant and Virtualbox on your machine and you should be able to setup a VM with XWiki up and running by just issuing this shell command from the playbook directory:

vagrant up

After that, you should be able to browse your XWiki instance at the following url:

http://192.168.88.22:18080

Also, if you install the Vagrant landrush plugin, you can access your instance by pointing your browser to this url:

http://xwiki.vagrant.test:18080

Customization

In defaults.yml you can find defaults for variables you can customize to, for example, change the XWiki or Java installed version.

You should also take a look at the host_vars/default file which contains all the default values you must consider when using this playbook in production.

Here is the list of these variables:

servername: "xwiki.vagrant.test"
administrator_email: "[email protected]"
xwiki_mail_from: "[email protected]"
xwiki_validation_key: "Mj4mJmsc+ste5AstxXB8lhg/r/9QzS9LurZADDigm2Q="
xwiki_encryption_key: "L3sqJXgVcuW/zxGnjpVGmyYuDtxp751sEKHtFBYgGHU="
xwiki_database_user_pass: "mydatabasepassword"
postfix_hostname: "{{ servername }}"
postfix_relayhost: "smtp.example.org"
postfix_relayhost_port: "587"
postfix_sasl_user: "test"
postfix_sasl_domain: "example.org"
postfix_sasl_password: "mysasluserpassword"
postfix_tls_support: "yes"
bacula_password: "mybaculapassword"

xwiki_apache_service: false
xwiki_monitoring_service: false
xwiki_backup_service: false
xwiki_libreoffice_service: false
xwiki_firewall_service: false
xwiki_postfix_service: true
xwiki_clojure_scripting: true

To customize these variables, for example because you want to activate optional services like Riemann and Collectd for monitoring, just copy the host_vars/default into a new file in the same directory and call it with the same name of the host you are going to configure.

For example if you have an hostname called "xwiki-mycompany" you can override defaluts by creating a file called host_vars/xwiki-mycompany and customize variables in there as you wish.

License

GPLv3