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Soft Serve
This playbook can configure Soft Serve.
Configuration
To enable this service, add the following configuration to your vars.yml file and re-run the installation process:
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# #
# soft-serve #
# #
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soft_serve_enabled: true
# The hostname of this system.
# It will be used for generating git clone URLs (e.g. ssh://mash.example.com/repository.git)
soft_serve_hostname: mash.example.com
soft_serve_container_bind_port: 2222 # Expose Soft Serve's port. For git servers the usual git-over-ssh port is 22
soft_serve_initial_admin_key: YOUR PUBLIC SSH KEY HERE # This key will be able to authenticate with ANY user until you configure Soft Serve
########################################################################
# #
# /soft-serve #
# #
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Usage
After you've installed Soft Serve, you can ssh your-user@mash.example.com -p 2222 with the ssh key you defined in soft_serve_initial_admin_key to see TUI and follow the instructions to configure Soft Serve further.
Note that you have to finish the configuration yourself, otherwise any user with soft_serve_initial_admin_key will work as admin.