g-server

Bits and pieces to configure base of your servers in opinionated way with power of Puppet.

When submodule codebase size exceeds common sense it will be moved to its own puppet module.

Features

Interface Sides

You can specify which interfaces are external and which internal.

Other modules/classes can use this information to eg. listen on only some interfaces or create firewall rules.

Configurable as g_server parameters.

Usage:

g_server::get_interfaces($side).each | $iface | { }
g_server::get_side($iface) # => one of G_server::Side

Classes

Accounts

• Handles root account password and its ssh keys
• Marks admin users to allow sudo usage
• Creates user accounts and sets ssh keys

Hiera usage

g_server::accounts::root_password_hash: "$6$9OBVSpVQDgHsldz8$BmiwDh3XGC4qgDL/Qdh5DQPhJ4haNqBvB1KV0BqZwA4w8ZEr3ljcE9YmcVvtkxXqb4uMtl4V3Gk7n0vI2T2NH0"

g_server::accounts::users:
  glorpen:
    ssh_authorized_keys:
      "example.glorpen": "<ssh pub key>"
    admin: true

Cron

Simple cron job wrapper.

• Setting environment variables
• Uses ::cron::job
• Allows using templates with custom variables

Hiera usage

g_server::cron::jobs:
  "example-job":
    minute: "0"
    hour: "10" # "*/5", "1-5", ...
    template_source: "example/job-example.sh.epp"
    #template_content: "puppet://..."
    vars:
      var1: "example"

Firewall

Setups base rules for firewall.

See glorpen/g_firewall for more.

Network

• Supports differnating between external and internal facing interfaces
• Sets internal host names
• Supports creating macvlan interfaces
• Sets hostname
• Allows setting routes, dns, dhcp, gateway, mac per interface
• Supports IPv6

Hiera usage

g_server::network::interfaces:
  eth0:
    ipv4addr: "192.168.1.12"
    ipv4netmask: "255.255.255.0"
    ipv4gw: "192.168.1.1"
    nameservers:
      - "8.8.8.8"

Repos

Configures package manager and installs Puppet repository.

Base Services

Setups base services.

SSH

• sets up to date ciphers
• creates ssh users group
• sets host keys
• configures firewall (supports Interface Sides)

Fail2Ban

Basic fail2ban configuration.

Volumes

Manages LVM volumes, mountpoints and filesystems.

Supports managing:

• volume groups
• logical volumes
• thin pools
• thin provisioned volumes
• filesystems with options
• mountpoints (with chmod/chown)
• lvm raids

Hiera usage

g_server::volumes::groups:
  "example0":
    devices:
      - /dev/sda2
    volumes:
      root:
        mountpoint: /
        size: 10G
        mount_options: errors=remount-ro,noatime,nodiratime
        pass: 1
      other:
        mountpoint: /example
        size: 1G