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Ansible Role: YunoHost
Deploy YunoHost with Ansible!
Requirements
YunoHost needs to be installed on your server.
Role Variables
The default variables are available in default/main.yml
however it is possible to override them according to your needs.
We have integrated two different backup systems to this YunoHost role:
- YunoHost native local backups
- Remote backups with a BorgBackup repository
YunoHost native local backups
YunoHost provides its own native backup system. It is able to back up YunoHost configuration, mails (if YunoHost is used as a mail server) and applications installed on YunoHost. It is possible to create and restore backups from the web administration interface as well as from the command line in SSH (yunohost backup
). Backups are available locally, and we have automated the triggering of these backups. More info here.
ynh_backup:
scheduled: True
directory: "/data/backup"
scheduled_hour: "*"
scheduled_minute: "*/30"
scheduled_weekday: "*"
scheduled_month: "*"
system: True
apps: True
src_script: "templates/ynh_backup.sh.j2"
dest_script: "/usr/bin"
ynh_backup.scheduled
: to enable the YunoHost applications backup feature, set the value toTrue
.ynh_backup.directory
: the default backup folder is/home/yunohost.backup/archives
however you can choose to save the backups in another folder with this variable. In this case, in order to be able to restore the backups from the web interface, YunoHost automatically creates a symbolic link from the created archive to its default folder.ynh_backup.scheduled_[hour|minute|weekday|month]
: modifies the scheduling of the cron task. By default, it will run every day of the year at 1am. For more information about cron time settings, this tool can be useful: https://crontab.guru/.ynh_backup.system
: mandatory. Enables automatic backup of the YunoHost system by setting the value toTrue
.ynh_backup.apps
: mandatory. Enables automatic backup of YunoHost applications by setting the value toTrue
.
remote backups with YunoHost BorgBackup
- Backups with BorgBackup and Borgmatic: Thanks to the Ansible role
m3nu.ansible_role_borgbackup
we can automate the installation and configuration process of Borg Backup on a YunoHost server. Borg backups are accessible on a local or a remote Borg repository. More info about this role here.
ynh_borg_backup_scheduled: True
borg_source_directories:
- "/data/yunohost"
borg_repository: "/data/backup/live"
borg_encryption_passphrase: "PLEASECHANGEME"
borgmatic_config_name: "borgmatic_ynh_config"
borgmatic_cron_name: "borgmatic_ynh_cron"
borg_retention_policy:
keep_daily: "4"
ynh_borg_backup_remote_repo: True
borg_ssh_keys_src: "files/prd/ssh_keys/ynh_ed25519.vault"
borg_ssh_keys_dest: "/home/debian/.ssh/ynh_ed25519"
ynh_borg_backup_scheduled
: Enable / disable the backup feature with BorgBackup.ynh_borg_backup_remote_repo
: Enable / disable the backup functionality on a BorgBackup remote repository (tasks related to SSH keys setup). If you enable this feature, then you will need to useborg_ssh_keys_src
andborg_ssh_keys_dest
variables.borg_source_directories
: List of source folders to backup. By default, this is the folder containing all YunoHost data (configuration, applications).borg_repository
: Full path to the Borg repository. Possibility to give a list of repositories to save data in several places.borg_encryption_passphrase
: Mandatory, password to use for the Borg repository encryption key.borgmatic_config_name
: Optional, name of the Borgmatic configuration file.borgmatic_cron_name
: Optional, name of the cron task file.borg_retention_policy.keep_[hourly|daily|weekly|monthly]
: Allows you to fine-tune the number of recent archives the repository should keep.borg_ssh_keys_src
: Path to the SSH public/private key pair on the Ansible host.borg_ssh_keys_dest
: Path where the SSH key pair will be copied to the YunoHost server.ynh_ssh_borg_command
: Optional, custom SSH command run when using Borg on a remote repository.
Feel free to look at the variables available in the role.
Dependencies
The m3nu.ansible_role_borgbackup
role will be installed on the machine running Ansible for Borg-related tasks to work. A requirements.yml
file is in the root of the role and will download the role (by default to ~/.ansible/roles
).
Example Playbook
---
- name: Configure YunoHost backups
hosts: all
become: True
roles:
- lydra.yunohost.ynh_backup
License
ansible-yunohost is maintained by Lydra and released under the GPL3 license.