As Funtoo Linux Project is going to die, this ansble playbook will stop to work with the final shutdown of Funtoo infrastructure.
Use at your own risk!
This ansible playbook will help you to create a local Funtoo Linux infrastructure setup. With this setup you will be able
- to create your own locally built Funtoo Linux tar images with the power of Funtoo Metro Project
- to create your own local Funtoo Linux meta repo with the power of Funtoo Metatools Project
- to serve your own local Funtoo Linux meta repo to your Funtoo Linux based installations with the power of Gitea
- to have a local mirror of official Funtoo Linux code repos
- Ansible available on your controller host. Ensure that you have
app-admin/ansibleandapp-admin/ansible-coreinstalled. - a target host running Funtoo Linux
- ssh access on the target host from your controller host as root
- personal application token for github.com
- personal application token for gitlab.com
- personal application token for gitlab.freedesktop.org
In the file production under [lxd] you can configure the hostname of the target host where a lxd service will be installed and configured.
In the file group_vars/lxd.yml you can configure the download url of a lxd image for lxd container launching.
In the file group_vars/regen.yml you have to configure
- your username and personal application token for github.com
- your personal application token with
read_apiscope for gitlab.com - your personal application token with
read_apiscope for gitlab.freedesktop.org
These credentials are needed due to anonymous access rate limiting on github.com, gitlab.com and gitlab.freedesktop.org sites
ansible-playbook -i production site.yml
Achtung! The playbook generates a password for gitea application user and prints it out. Watch it out as you will need it for log in the gitea application running on the repo lxd container.
After the execution of this ansible playbook you will have 3 running lxd container on your lxd host
borisp@funtoo-infra ~ $ lxc list
To start your first container, try: lxc launch ubuntu:22.04
Or for a virtual machine: lxc launch ubuntu:22.04 --vm
+-----------------+---------+-----------------------+------+-----------+-----------+
| NAME | STATE | IPV4 | IPV6 | TYPE | SNAPSHOTS |
+-----------------+---------+-----------------------+------+-----------+-----------+
| metro | RUNNING | 192.168.110.10 (eth0) | | CONTAINER | 0 |
+-----------------+---------+-----------------------+------+-----------+-----------+
| regen | RUNNING | 192.168.110.11 (eth0) | | CONTAINER | 0 |
+-----------------+---------+-----------------------+------+-----------+-----------+
| repo | RUNNING | 192.168.110.12 (eth0) | | CONTAINER | 0 |
+-----------------+---------+-----------------------+------+-----------+-----------+
To create your own Funtoo Linux tar images just login into the metro lxd container
borisp@funtoo-infra ~ $ lxc shell metro
metro ~ #
Configure you preferred release, architecture and sub-architecture with menu based setup
metro ~ # metro/scripts/setup
www.funtoo.org / funtoo
1. 1.4-release-std
2. next
www.funtoo.org / funtoo / next
1. arm-64bit
2. riscv-64bit
3. x86-64bit
www.funtoo.org / funtoo / next / x86-64bit
1. amd64-bulldozer
2. amd64-excavator
3. amd64-k10
4. amd64-piledriver
5. amd64-steamroller
6. amd64-zen
7. amd64-zen2
8. amd64-zen3
9. core2_64
10. generic_64
11. intel64-broadwell
12. intel64-haswell
13. intel64-ivybridge
14. intel64-nehalem
15. intel64-sandybridge
16. intel64-silvermont
17. intel64-skylake
18. intel64-westmere
Created file /home/mirror/funtoo/next/x86-64bit/intel64-skylake/.control/strategy/build with contents 'local'
Created file /home/mirror/funtoo/next/x86-64bit/intel64-skylake/.control/strategy/seed with contents 'stage3'
Created file /home/mirror/funtoo/next/x86-64bit/intel64-skylake/.control/version/stage3 with contents '2023-11-21'
--2024-02-21 19:16:34-- https://build.funtoo.org/next/x86-64bit/intel64-skylake/2023-11-21/stage3-intel64-skylake-next-2023-11-21.tar.xz
Resolving build.funtoo.org... 121.127.45.81, 2a02:6ea0:f700::2
Connecting to build.funtoo.org|121.127.45.81|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 597648172 (570M) [application/octet-stream]
Saving to: ‘/home/mirror/funtoo/next/x86-64bit/intel64-skylake/2023-11-21/stage3-intel64-skylake-next-2023-11-21.tar.xz’
/home/mirror/funtoo/next/x86-64bit/intel64-skylake/2023-11-21/stage3-i 100%[==========================================================================================================================================================================>] 569.96M 25.8MB/s in 23s
2024-02-21 19:16:57 (24.9 MB/s) - ‘/home/mirror/funtoo/next/x86-64bit/intel64-skylake/2023-11-21/stage3-intel64-skylake-next-2023-11-21.tar.xz’ saved [597648172/597648172]
Metro build for release next, x86-64bit, intel64-skylake has been initialized.
To build a new release, use ezbuild (or set up buildbot):
scripts/ezbuild.sh next x86-64bit intel64-skylake freshen+gnome
metro ~ #
To start the creation of Funtoo Linux tar images just trigger the metro/scripts/ezbuild.sh with desired configuration.
metro ~ # metro/scripts/ezbuild.sh next x86-64bit intel64-skylake freshen+lxd+kde
More info under https://www.funtoo.org/Funtoo:Metro/Initial_Setup
Nginx webserver running inside the metro container gives you a browser access to logs and created images.
To create your own local Funtoo Linux meta repo login into regen lxd container,
borisp@funtoo-infra ~ $ lxc shell regen
regen ~ #
switch to the tree regeneration user
regen ~ # su --login tree
tree@regen ~ $
and trigger the tree regeneration process manually
tree@regen ~ $ time merge-kits next --prod --create_branches --fixups_url=https://repo/mirror-core/kit-fixups.git --remote_prod_url=git@repo:auto/{repo} --remote_prod_mirrors=none
or
tree@regen ~ $ ./regen.sh
Achtung! Here we are using the local mirror of https://code.funtoo.org/bitbucket/scm/core/kit-fixups.git with the default gitea mirrors updating intervall of 8 hours.
Additionally, the playbook creates a cron job for tree regeneration. The cron job settings can be adapted by
tree@regen ~ $ crontab -e
GNU nano 8.0 /tmp/fcr-vdl63m Modified
42 */12 * * * /home/tree/regen.sh
^G Help ^O Write Out^F Where Is ^K Cut ^T Execute
^X Exit ^R Read File^\ Replace ^U Paste ^C Location
You can find tree regeneration logs under https://regen/logs/
Gitea runs in the third created lxd container repo. Please use the username funtoo and the password previous generated by the ansible playbook.
After a successful tree regeneration round you can use the https://repo/auto/{repo} as sync_base_url in other Funtoo Linux installations.
Additionally, you can use it as EGO_SYNC_BASE_URL for Funtoo Linux images generation with Metro.
metro ~ # export EGO_SYNC_BASE_URL="https://repo/auto/{repo}"
metro ~ # metro/scripts/ezbuild.sh next x86-64bit intel64-skylake freshen+lxd+kde