ansible-remote-node

Ansible playbook for deploying Wownero remote nodes.

Funding

Part of a project funded by the Wownero community. Thank you :)

See the WFS Proposal for more info.

Usage

Setup

Install ansible if you don't have it already. You can do this in a virtualenv if you don't want to install it system-wide.
```
python -m venv virtualenv
pip install -r requirements.txt
```
Configure the inventory. Modify inventory.ini with the connection details of your server.

Run the playbook.

ansible-playbook -i inventory.ini site.yaml

Enjoy your daemon!

Further Configuration

The P2P and RPC listening ports can be configured with the variables wownerod_p2p_port and wownerod_rpc_port respectively.

You can set them for a single host in your inventory like this:

daemon.example.com wownerod_p2p_port=12345 wownerod_rpc_port=12346

Or you can set them for all hosts:

[all]
daemon.example.com
daemon2.example.com

[all:vars]
wownerod_p2p_port=12345
wownerod_rpc_port=12346

Upgrading `wownerod`

Edit wownerod_remote_url, wownerod_remote_hash, and wownero_version in roles/wownerod/defaults/main.yaml to point to a newer wownerod binary and re-run the playbook. It is recommended to test the update on a single host first before deploying to the rest of the pool.

Will be updated to use the official release binaries in the future, but they currently do not support distros with an older version of glibc (e.g. Debian Stable) so a binary built on Debian 10 is provided.

HA Notice

The RPC server works great when behind HAProxy, nginx, or a DNS solution like Constellix. However you'll need to extend the playbook yourself for that.

License

Released under the terms of the Unlicense. See UNLICENSE file in project root for more info.

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