Ansible Odoo Deployment

Example playbooks and guide for the Ansible Odoo role.

• Check the different kind of setups or provisioners.
• Contribution (PR or issue) is highly appreciated.

Create your ansible-odoo-deploy (Git) project

Either:

1. Create such a ansible-odoo-deploy repository for your project and create or copy example file(s).

... OR ...

2. Import (copy) this repository to your Git environment and copy example file(s).

Server

Root access is the quickest and easiest (not safest) way to deploy.
Ensure your SSH public-key (e.g. from ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file) is copied into /root/.ssh/authorized_keys.

Local

On your local desktop, development machine.

Install Ansible

pip3 install ansible
cd ~/.ansible/roles

Either:

1. Clone the upstream ansible-odoo project:
   git clone https://github.com/OCA/ansible-odoo

... OR ...

2. Clone my ansible-odoo fork, which has some new features merged from PR's:
   git clone https://github.com/novacode-nl/ansible-odoo

Ensure you have access to the ansible-odoo-deploy repository (e.g. by your SSH public key).

Git clone the project its ansible-odoo-deploy repository.

In the ansible-odoo-deploy directory, you basically need 2 files (which you can give any name):

• A "playbook.yml" (such files as in the example directories).
• An Ansible "inventory" (INI, or Yaml) file, which configures your hosts used in the playbook file.

Commit and push the changes to ansible-odoo-deploy repository.

Run the deployment with theansible-playbook command.

Format:

ansible-playbook -i <INVENTORY_FILE> <PLAYBOOK_FILE>

For example:

ansible-playbook -i odoo-12.0-staging.inventory odoo-12.0-staging.yml