Install and configure GitLab Community Edition (CE) through the Omnibus package.

This role adds the official repository, but leaves it disabled.

See meta/main.yml.

See defaults/main.yml for all options. Following are a few notes:

gitlab_version specifies the GitLab version to install. Each version of GitLab might need a different gitlab.rb.j2 template and variables to support upstream new features and changes. Therefore, if you need an earlier version you should checkout the corresponding commit to get the matching gitlab.rb.j2 template and variables.

LDAP can be enabled by setting gitlab_ldap_enabled: true and configuring gitlab_ldap_ variables to match your setup. Take a look at the templates/gitlab.rb.j2 for how ldap is configured or the GitLab documentation for more detailed instructions.

By default nginx won't redirect http to https. Set gitlab_nginx_redirect_http_to_https: true to activate this feature and then set the key/pair certificate locations using gitlab_nginx_ssl_certificate and gitlab_nginx_ssl_certificate_key. This variables point to the location of key/cert files in the target system, you need some way to get those files there, i.e. using a role jdauphant.ssl-certs.

Backup of Gitlab's application data, secrets and config can be enabled in gitlab_backup_enabled (disabled by default). When enabled, backups are made daily and kept for 7 days (tweak values in gitlab_backup_frequency and gitlab_backup_keep_time). Backups are performed in two cron jobs and saved in the standard gitlab backup directory (/var/opt/gitlab/backup):

• Application data is performed by Gitlab's rake task gitlab:backup:create and archived in timestamp_gitlab_backup.tar.
• Gitlab configuration in /etc/gitlab (including gitlab-secrets.json) and ssh host keys are archived timestamp_gitlab_config.tar.

Note that secrets backups are currently stored in the same directory as the application data.

None.

Example:

- hosts: servers
  roles:
    - gitlab

• Activate repo_gpgcheck. Rpm from repository is not signed, but the repo itself is, however yum gets into validation problems of the repo.

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• luis.gracia [at] ebi.ac.uk
• GitHub at luisico
• Galaxy at luisico