ansible-galaxy-subdomains

Sets up the fancy subsite CSS/welcome pages and tool sections on a per-subdomain basis like EU does

Role Variables

Example Playbook

- name: usegalaxy.aq
  hosts: galaxy
  become: true
  vars:
    galaxy_subsite_base_domain: usegalaxy.aq
    galaxy_subsites:
      - name: virus # Accessible at virus.usegalaxy.aq
        brand: Viruses
        iframe: "https://galaxyproject.aq/viruses.html"
        tool_sections: # The tool section ids to display, generic tools will always be displayed and the list of these can be found in `defaults/main.yml`
          - "hicexplorer"
          - "graph_display_data"
          - "peak_calling"
          - "assembly"
          - "annotation"
          - "genome_diversity"
          - "multiple_alignments"
        custom_css: |
            #masthead {
                background: linear-gradient(to bottom,#e2453c 0,#e2453c 16%,#e07e39 16%,#e07e39 32%,#e5d667 32%,#e5d667 48%,#51b95b 48%,#51b95b 66%,#1e72b7 66%,#1e72b7 86%,#6f5ba7 86%) no-repeat;
            }
            #masthead .navbar-brand {
              background: #3337;
              height: 100%;
              padding: 0.5em;
              left: 0px;
            }
            #masthead .navbar-nav > li .nav-link {
                color: white;
            }
            #masthead .navbar-nav > li {
                background: #3337;
            }
            #masthead .navbar-nav > li.active {
                background: #333e;
            }
  roles:
    - galaxyproject.galaxy
    - usegalaxy_eu.galaxy_subdomains
    - galaxyproject.nginx

Role Dependencies

• galaxyproject.galaxy (depends on Galaxy variables like galaxy_server_dir)
• galaxyproject.nginx (supplies routes for nginx)

Many variables from that role are set. It is assumed you will use that in your playbook as well.

License

GPLv3

Authors

• Helena Rasche
• Björn Grüning
• Gianmauro Cuccuru
• Simon Gladman