Ansible Role: certbot-rfc2136

This role installs Certbot to manage Let's Encrypt certificates.

Requirements

You need Ansible version 2.0 or higher.

Role Variables

Here are the available variables with their default values (check defaults/main.yml for more details):

dubzland_certbot_rfc2136_configuration_directory

dubzland_certbot_rfc2136_configuration_directory: /etc/certbot

This is the directory where Certbot will store its certificate configuration files.

dubzland_certbot_rfc2136_certs

dubzland_certbot_rfc2136_certs: []

This is a list of certificates to get set up for retrieval.

dubzland_certbot_rfc2136_dry_run

dubzland_certbot_rfc2136_dry_run: False

If set to True, the role will get certificates from Let's Encrypt's testing environment.

dubzland_certbot_rfc2136_deploy_hook

dubzland_certbot_rfc2136_deploy_hook:

You can provide a command to run after a certificate is successfully renewed. For example: dubzland_certbot_rfc_2136_deploy_hook: systemctl reload nginx.

Dependencies

There are no dependencies.

Example Playbook

- hosts: web-servers
  roles:
    - role: dubzland.certbot-rfc2136

License

MIT License

Author

• Josh Williams