Ansible Role for Installing Maven on Linux

This Ansible role is used to install Maven on Linux operating systems.

Supported Versions

• Apache Maven 2.x and 3.x

Supported Operating Systems

• CentOS 6/7
• RedHat 6/7
• Ubuntu Trusty/Xenial/Bionic
• Debian Jessie/Stretch

Dependencies

• jetune.java

How to Use

1. Install the Role:

   ansible-galaxy install jetune.maven
   

2. Include it in your playbook:

   ---
   - hosts: all
   
     roles:
      - role: jetune.java
        vars:
         from_repo: false
         implementation: OPENJDK
         v_major: 11
         v_minor: 0.1
         build: 13
         os: linux
         arch: x64
         checksum: sha256:7a6bb980b9c91c478421f865087ad2d69086a0583aeeb9e69204785e8e97dcfd
         alternative_priority: 300
         is_default: true
   
      - role: jetune.maven
        vars:
         maven_v_major: 3
         maven_v_minor: 6.1
         maven_is_default: true
         maven_settings_directory: "~/.m2/"
         maven_local_repository: "/opt/maven/repository"
         maven_proxies:
          - id: "cntlm_maven_proxy"
            active: true
            protocol: "http"
            username: "jetune"
            password: "mypassword"
            host: "localhost"
            port: 3286
            exclusions: "localhost|127.0.0.1|some.other.host"
         maven_servers:
          - id: "sonatype-nexus"
            username: "admin"
            password: "admin"
          - id: "bitbucket"
            privateKey: "/opt/security/key"
            passphrase: "p@ssw0rd"
         maven_mirrors:
          - id: "mirror-central"
            name: "Central Maven Repository Mirror"
            target: "central"
            url: "https://artifact.lab.kube-cloud.be/repository/maven-central/"
   

• You can install multiple versions of Maven.