sukhorukovmv.docker

Edition

Do you want to use "ce" (community edition) or "ee" (enterprise edition)?

docker__edition: "ce"

Channel

Do you want to use the "stable", "edge", "testing" or "nightly" channels? You can add more than one (order matters).

docker__channel: ["stable"]

Version

• When set to "", the current latest version of Docker will be installed
• When set to a specific version, that version of Docker will be installed and pinned

docker__version: ""

# For example, pin it to 18.06.
docker__version: "18.06"

# For example, pin it to a more precise version of 18.06.
docker__version: "18.06.1"

Pins are set with * at the end of the package version so you will end up getting minor and security patches unless you pin an exact version.

Upgrade strategy

• When set to "present", running this role in the future won't install newer versions (if available)
• When set to "latest", running this role in the future will install newer versions (if available)

docker__state: "present"

Installing Docker Compose

Docker Compose will get PIP installed inside of a Virtualenv. This is covered in detail in another section of this README file.

Version

• When set to "", the current latest version of Docker Compose will be installed
• When set to a specific version, that version of Docker Compose will be installed and pinned

docker__compose_version: ""

# For example, pin it to 1.23.
docker__compose_version: "1.23"

# For example, pin it to a more precise version of 1.23.
docker__compose_version: "1.23.2"

Configuring users to run Docker without root

A list of users to be added to the docker group.

Keep in mind this user needs to already exist, this role will not create it.

# Try to use the sudo user by default, but fall back to root.
docker__users: ["{{ ansible_env.SUDO_USER | d('root') }}"]

# For example, if the user you want to set is different than the sudo user.
docker__users: ["admin"]