An Ansible role that installs a Knot Resolver service.
This code is for training purposes and not production ready.
We use the Ansible config management system to automate installation of a service.
Configuration is done by a template, which includes the primary IP addresses of the target system.
The whole process is automatically tested by Molecule. It runs on Docker to make tests quick.
The complicated part is where we run systemd inside a container to test the service supervisor.
We need to build a custom Docker image first. Inside the role/knot-resolver/molecule directory run the following:
docker build -t debian-systemd:10 .
The whole building and testing process is automated in a single command. Go to the role/knot-resolver directory and run:
molecule test
Change the Ansible files freely and have Molecule apply them again with the following command:
molecule converge
kresd_instances the number of service instances to start (default: 2)
kresd_cachesize size of the persisent resolver cache in MB (default: 100)
kresd_prefix_ip4 restrict access to this IPv4 prefix (default: none)
kresd_prefix_ip6 restrict access to this IPv6 prefix (default: none)
- hosts: dns-resolvers
roles:
- role: knot-resolver
vars:
kresd_instances: 3
kresd_cachesize: 200
kresd_prefix_ip4: 192.168.0.0/16
kresd_prefix_ip4: fd00:1::/64
MIT License
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