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-# Testing ansible
+# Project Segfault Ansible (Production)
+
+These are the ansible configs used in production on Project Segfault servers.
+
+We have 2 different playbooks, one for setting up the basic things every one of our servers needs, and one for managing docker and caddy for our geographic nodes (mostly Privacy Frontends)
+
+The configs/compose files for the Privacy Frontends are included here as well.
+
+All files under this repo are licensed under the GPLv3, unless specified otherwise.
+
+## Running Playbook(s)
+Firstly, you need to install dependencies, which can be done with the following:
 ```
 ansible-galaxy install -r requirements.yml -p roles/galaxy/ --force
-# All servers
+```
+Then, you can run the all playbook as such
+```
 ansible-playbook all/playbook.yaml # Initialize
-# Privacy Frontends
+```
+For Privacy Frontends playbook, you need access to the ansible vault password, which you'll have if you are a segfault sysadmin :)
+```
 ansible-playbook -i inventory.yml -e @secrets.enc --ask-vault-pass privfrontends/playbook.yaml
 ```
-To add secrets: `ansible-vault edit secrets.enc`
+Additionally, you can make use of the following ansible tags:
+- caddy-non-update \- update Caddy configs but don't update caddy itself
+- docker \- run docker compose stuff
+- cron \- setup cronjobs for hourly restarts
+
+Tags can be used with the following syntax: `--tag tag1,tag2,tag3`
+## Ansible Vaults
+Many parts of our privacy frontends configurations are meant to be private, such as HMAC keys and database passwords.
+
+Hence, these are stored as variables using ansible-vault.
+
+There are two different ansible-vaults in use in our setup, encrypted `host_vars` files per-host, and a global `secrets.enc`.
+
+### secrets.enc
+`/secrets.enc` contains private variables that are same for all our servers.
+Currently, it contains the following: (as of 9/6/23)
+- rfc2136_key \- RFC2136 key for DNS01
+- watchtower_mtrx_pass \- Watchtower Matrix password
+
+### host_vars
+host_vars are dynamic variables that can be different for each host.
+We have two encrypted host_vars files in our setup, one for the services, and one for healthchecks on cronjobs.
+#### healthchecks.yaml (as of 9/6/23)
+- invidious_hc_uuid - UUID for invidious hourly restart
+- teddit_hc_uuid - UUID for teddit hourly restart
+#### privfrontends_secrets.yaml (as of 9/6/23)
+- scribe_secret_key_base
+- nitter_hmac_key
+- librarian_auth_token
+- librarian_hmac_key
+- searxng_secret_key
+- anonymousoverflow_signing_secret
+
+## Playbooks
+### all
+The `all` playbook contains the basics needed for every server on our infrastructure.
+As of 9/6/23, it does the following:
+- Installs vim, curl, wget, sudo, netstat, nmap, pip, chrony (ntp), vnstat (bw monitoring)
+- Enables systemd services for VNStat and Chrony
+- Adds bash configuration
+- Creates users for the sysadmins and adds their ssh keys to it
+- Allows sudo without password
+- Adds an extra authorized_key on Soleil Levant servers for sshpiper
+- Adds custom sshd configuration
+### privfrontends
+Our Geographic Privacy Frontends nodes are managed with this playbook.
+As of 9/6/23, it does the following:
+- Uses the caddy-ansible role to setup a caddy instance with the rfc2136 plugin added
+- Copies per-server extras files
+- Sets up the privacy frontends from a pre-defined list (it does ignore if there isnt any config change however to make sure its not extremely slow)
+- Restart certain services every hour since they aren't very stable
 
 ## Adding new services
-Adding new services is a bit janky, for I had to set it up with normal commands instead of the preferred community.docker collection (it doesn't support v2 which we use on most of our compose files)
-
 Firstly, add the thing to `docker_services` array/var in `/privfrontends/playbook.yaml`. This list **MUST** be maintaind in alphabetical order for ease of maintanence.
 
-Then, create the `/compose/SERVICE_NAME` directory and add the compose file to the same. You can use the `{{inventory_hostname}}` variables where required.
+Then, create the `/compose/SERVICE_NAME` directory and add the compose file (compose.yml.j2) to the same. You can use the `{{inventory_hostname}}` variables where required.
 
 If the service needs a secret key, add it to the ansible-vault secrets.enc with `ansible-vault edit secrets.enc`. If you are a Project Segfault sysadmin you already have the password for it :P
 
@@ -21,14 +84,20 @@ Past this, Caddy needs to be configured.
 
 The common GeoDNS configuration can be done following this format
 ```
-SERVICE_NAME.{{inventory_hostname}}.projectsegfau.lt SERVICE_NAME.projectsegfau.lt {
+SERVICE_NAME.{{inventory_hostname}}.projectsegfau.lt SERVICE_NAME.projectsegfau.lt SERVICE_SHORT_NAME.psf.lt SERVICE_SHORT_NAME.{{inventory_hostname}}.psf.lt {
         reverse_proxy :PORT
         import def
-		import torloc SERVICE_NAME # Setup tor first following the wiki
+		import torloc SERVICE_NAME
 }
 ```
 
-Tor/I2P can be setup following the instructions in https://wiki.projectsegfau.lt/Internal:Setting_up_a_GeoDNS_service, with the only change that tor/i2p are now merged and they are in `/templates/01-extras.caddy`.
+To setup TOR, you have to add the following to privfrontends/templates/eu/darknet.Caddy
+```
+http://SERVICE_NAME.pjsfkvpxlinjamtawaksbnnaqs2fc2mtvmozrzckxh7f3kis6yea25ad.onion {
+	import tor SERVICE_NAME
+	reverse_proxy :PORT
+}
+```
 
 Past this, you can run the deployment as outlined in the beginning.