This repo will give you the script to do full deployment of Acceptance ready AWX on Ubuntu Server

AWX is an open-source community project sponsored by Red Hat. It serves as the development environment for the Ansible Tower. AWX will have frequent releases and have all new developments.

Ansible AWX provides a web-based user interface to manage Ansible hosts, playbooks, modules, job scheduling, workflow automation, credential sharing, and tooling to enable delegation.

Before we move further with the installation, we need to ensure few prequisties

• 4GB of RAM
• 3.4 GHz CPU with 2 Cores
• Hard disk space 20 GB
• User with sudo privileges.
• Good Internet Connection
• Ubuntu Version >= 18.04

• Install the prerequisites using common.sh
• Install docker components using docker_install.sh
• Install Ansible AWX using awx_install.sh

All the necessary items which are need to make the deployed to work was captured in the scripts file already, to start

Clone the repo to your local git clone https://github.com/devopshubproject/install-awx-ubuntu.git

get into the install-awx-ubuntu folder cd ~/install-awx-ubuntu

Run the main.sh file for installation ./main.sh

Once the installation is complete we can edit the inventory file to update the default username and password.

$ cd ~/aws/installer
$ vi inventory

Uncomment the admin and password parameters and add a strong admin password. This is the password that you will use to log in to AWX on the web login page.

admin_user=admin
admin_password=<Strong-Admin-password>

Additionally, update the secret key variable with the secret key generated.

secret_key=cHJlbWt1bWFycGFsYW5pY2hhbXk=

The AWX web server is accessible on the deployment host, using the host_port value set in the inventory file. The default URL is http://localhost.

You will prompted with a login dialog. The default administrator username is admin, and the password is password, incase if you have updated the user name and password do use the same to login.

Since the installation of AWX is done using docker-compose component the maintenance can be easily managed using docker-compose

• To stop AWX: docker-compose stop
• To start AWX: docker-compose up
• To upgrade AWS: docker-compose pull && docker-compose up --force-recreate

Note: Run this commands from the dir where the docker-compose.yml file is created. Mostly it will be on the same location of the root folder of installer