mimacom.bamboo

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Ansible Role: Bamboo

This role installs Atlassian Bamboo on Linux servers. It will automatically install OpenJDK.

Requirements

None.

Role Variables

Here are the available variables with their default values (see defaults/main.yml):

bamboo_master_version: Version of Bamboo to install (default: 6.10.4)
bamboo_master_fqdn: Specify the full domain name for the Tomcat proxy (default: "")
bamboo_master_https: Set to True if you want to use HTTPS for the Tomcat proxy (default: False)
bamboo_master_port: Specify the port for the Tomcat proxy (default: "")
bamboo_master_include_jdk: Set to False if you don't want to install OpenJDK (default: True)
bamboo_master_openjdk_version: Version of OpenJDK to install for Bamboo (default: 1.8.0). Choose a version that is compatible with Bamboo.
bamboo_master_user: Name of the user that will run the Bamboo service (default: bamboo)
bamboo_master_application_folder: Path to install the Bamboo application (default: "/opt/atlassian/bamboo")
bamboo_master_data_folder: Path to store Bamboo application data (default: "/var/atlassian/application-data/bamboo")
bamboo_master_jvm_memory: Memory size for the Java Virtual Machine (default: 1g)

Dependencies

None.

Example Playbook

This example shows how to install Bamboo and configure Tomcat for a specific virtual host and HTTPS:

- hosts: servers
  become: yes
  roles:
    - role: mimacom.bamboo

Upgrade Bamboo

To upgrade Bamboo, change the version variable to a newer version. The old binaries will be kept but not used. You should remove them manually.

Make sure to back up your data before upgrading because older Bamboo data will not work with new versions. If you set the version number lower than the currently installed one, the process will fail.

The current version is saved as an Ansible fact in /etc/ansible/facts.d/.