![]() Based from my NixOS module for the borg backups. Apparently, borgmatic can run all configured setups from certain locations with one command. It should be easy to add the remaining backups too. Now, encrypting the sensitive configurations is another problem (or I just don't include them in the Git worktree). |
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playbooks | ||
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README.adoc |
Resources
This configuration may evolve into an abominable framework of configuration over time. At some point, it won’t be the simple "Hello World"-esque reference for Ansible. If you’re looking where to start learning about this, I’ve saved a list of them from the beginning:
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Fedora Magazine’s article with a very simple example. This is where I first found about it and the very beginning of the Ansible usage journey.
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Some already existing configurations laying out and about on the internet…
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Justin W. Flory’s Ansible playbooks are a nice example on getting a complete configuration with Ansible.
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fabaff’s Ansible playbook for Fedora is a perfect example for Fedora-specific configurations and it is simpler compared to the previously mentioned examples.
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89luca89’s Ansible playbook for a minimal Fedora installation. It’s a simpler example than the previous making it easier to explore the features.
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