blaise-sumo / gitlab

Deploy GitLab on AWS using Ansible. GitLab on EC2 | GitLab High Availability on AWS | GitLab on AWS ECS

GitLabEC2

Create Ec2 instance and install GitLab Community Edition on it

At the end you will be able to access your GitLab server using your ec2 public URL

For Example:

http://ec2-xx-xx-xx-xx.compute-1.amazonaws.com

Use below given Ansible Ad-Hoc command to run the playbook

ansible-playbook -i inventory/gitlabec2/ playbooks/gitlab.yaml

Notes (gitlabonec2)

• Remember to place your self signed ssl certificate (.pem file) in files directory under gitlabec2 role
• Remember to replace the file name in gitlab_install.yml playbook accordingly

GitLabHA

Configure High Availability environment using AWS autoscaling for GitLab

Use below given Ansible Ad-Hoc command to run the playbook

ansible-playbook -i inventory/gitlabha playbooks/gitlab_ha.yaml

Notes (gitlabHA)

• I have tested this on latest version of Ansible and Boto3 hence recommend the same
• Remember to place your self signed ssl certificate (.pem file) in files directory under gitlabec2 role
• Remember to replace the file name in gitlab_install.yml playbook accordingly
• Remember to update "gitlab_dns" variable value.

I think Ansible(v2.4) do not support AWS Auto Scaling group policies yet so you might need to create policy manually once everything is done. Here is the helpful link for that: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/autoscaling/latest/userguide/as-scaling-simple-step.html

GitLabECS (In-Progress)