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This repository contains the code required to bootstrap a local Jenkins instance using either AWS. It is a subset of the existing Ansible code from ansible-jenkins-showcase

To use it:

0. Install vagrant, rake, mkmf

1. clone this repostory

    git clone http://github.com/clusterhq/ci-platform.git
    cd ci-platform
   

2. clone the secrets repository:

    git clone http://github.com/clusterhq/segredos.git
   

3. Symlink the secrets to group_vars

    ln -s segredos/ci-platform group_vars
   

4. install ansible:

    pip2 install ansible==1.9.2
   

Note: the ansible 'vault' file is not currently used, as soon it is required, it should be moved to the secrets-repo and symlinked.

The secrets-repo above contains the YAML dictionary (group_vars/all.yaml) used by Ansible to configure the instance.

5. for aws, you need to export your aws environment variables (the same ones used by the CI-slave-images project):

   • AWS_KEY_PAIR (the KEY_PAIR to use)
   • AWS_KEY_FILENAME (the full path to your .pem file)
   • AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
   • AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID

Note that your ssh key referred to by AWS_KEY_FILENAME can't have a passphrase set.

6. Then simply run:

    rake default
   

   The first run, takes around 40 minutes, following runs around 9 minutes

and connect to http://jenkins:8080

you should see a fully deployed, configured jenkins ready to bootstrap EC2 slaves.