private-repos

What?

Deploys configs for centralized private PyPI, RPM, Docker, etc. repos. Think Artifactory.

How?

RPM and pip configs are laid down for all users, so they assume sudo permissions and write files as root. Docker logins must be run as the target user though. TL;DR: Remote in as yourself, don't use sudo locally.

Set the vars below to match your installation. Details on getting your encrypted password are further along. Remember: Whatever password you give this playbook is going to be written in plaintext on the filesystem, eg: ~/.pip/pip.conf

private_repo_username: 'jtest'
private_repo_password: 'mootoo'
private_repo_encrypted_password: 'abc123' # req'd for rpm repos only

# as in {{proto}}://{{base}}/{{prefix}}/...
private_repo_url_proto: 'https'
private_repo_url_base: 'artifactory.default.com'
private_repo_url_pathprefix: 'artifactory'

Set these to the repo names in Artifactory. This is the name that appears in repo URLs. eg: centos-local, someteam-docker, etc.

private_repo_rpm_repos: []
private_repo_pypi_repos: []
private_repo_docker_repos: []

Getting encrypted password for RPM from Artifactory

1. Head to https://artifactory.domain.com/artifactory/webapp/#/profile
2. Re-enter your password and click Unlock.
3. Find Authentication Settings and its field Encrypted Password
4. Note the password down somewhere.