mmarquezs / ansible-role-traefik

Ansible role to deploy traefik(v2.x) binary, systemd unit, and dynamic file provider configs.

ansible-role-traefik

Ansible role to deploy traefik(v2.x) binary, systemd unit, and dynamic file provider configs.

• ansible-role-traefik
  • Features
  • Installation
  • How to Use
    • Role Variables
    • Templates
    • Extra file provider configs
  • Real world usage
    • Prepare ansible vault
    • Deploy traefik with Let's Encrypt and cloudflare provider
    • Deploy traefik with user defined TLS certficates
    • Dashboard config
  • Credits
  • License

Features

• Install specified version/arch(e.g.: v2.2.1_linux_amd64 traefik on target hosts, managed by systemd.
  • Only tested on Debian/Ubuntu system.
• Force https enabled by default.
• Support User defined TLS certificates.
• Support Let's Encrypt Automatic HTTPS with dnsChallenge.
• Support dynamic configurations with file provider.

Installation

In ansible playbook project's root directory, run

git submodule add https://github.com/wych42/ansible-role-traefik.git roles/traefik

The directory structure should be like:

example of playbook directory structure:

ansible-playbook
├── files
│   ├── certs
│   │   ├── example.com.cert
│   │   └── example.com.key
│   ├── server-01.example.com
│   │   └── traefik
│   │       └── conf.d
│   │           ├── middleware_basic_auth.toml
│   │           └── ...
├── group_vars
├── host_vars
├── inventory
└── roles
    ...
    ├── traefik <-- this repo
    ...

How to Use

Role Variables

Variables can be overridden by group_vars or host_vars in playbook. .e.g:

# group_vars/all.yml
traefik_install_dir: /usr/local/traefik/bin

avaliable variables:

traefik_install_dir: /usr/local/bin
traefik_bin_file: "{{ traefik_install_dir }}/traefik"

traefik_install_version: 2.2.1
traefik_install_arch: linux_amd64
traefik_binary_url: https://github.com/containous/traefik/releases/download/v{{ traefik_install_version }}/traefik_v{{ traefik_install_version }}_{{ traefik_install_arch }}.tar.gz
traefik_checksum: sha256:04139683e0cd6fc4e98eae9d469490d1a85074a0d810f640296f81991763657c

traefik_config_dir: /etc/traefik
traefik_extra_config_dir: "{{ traefik_config_dir }}/conf.d/"
traefik_config_file: "{{ traefik_config_dir }}/config.toml"
traefik_acme_file: "{{ traefik_config_dir }}/acme.json"
traefik_env_file: "{{ traefik_config_dir }}/env"
traefik_cert_dir: "{{ traefik_config_dir }}/ssl"
traefik_log_dir: "/var/log/traefik"
traefik_systemd_unit_file: /etc/systemd/system/traefik.service

traefik_config_template: traefik.toml
traefik_config_tls_template: traefik.tls.toml
traefik_systemd_unit_template: traefik.service
traefik_env_template: traefik.env

traefik_enable_docker_provider: true
traefik_enable_force_https: true
traefik_enable_acme: true
traefik_acme_ca_server: https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directorye
traefik_san_domains: #optional
  - example.com 

Templates

Templates can be overridden by custom template file with same name in playbook's templates/ dir. .e.g: templates/traefik.toml.j2.

Avaliable templates are:

• traefik.toml.j2: template for main config.
• traefik.service.j2: template for systemd unit file.
• traefik.env.j2: template for env file, used in systemd unit, provides envs like cloudflare_api_key.
• traefik.tls.toml.j2: template for conf.d/tls.toml, used if traefik_san_domains is defined, works with User defined TLS certificates.

Extra file provider configs

Put extra file provider configs for host in files/{{ inventory_hostname }}/traefik/conf.d/, like middleware_basic_auth.toml in the example above, and those files will be sync to target host's {{ traefik_extra_config_dir }}, .e.g: /etc/traefik/conf.d.

Real world usage

All commands should be run in the root of ansible-playbook project directory.

Prepare ansible vault

skip if already using ansible vault.

Generate random vault password:

openssl rand -hex 32 > .vault_pass

Deploy traefik with Let's Encrypt and cloudflare provider

Use ansible-vault to encrypt acme_email address, cloudflare_email and cloudflare_api_key:

ansible-vault encrypt_string --vault-password-file=./.vault_pass YOUR_ACME_EMAIL
ansible-vault encrypt_string --vault-password-file=./.vault_pass YOUR_CLOUDFLARE_EMAIL
ansible-vault encrypt_string --vault-password-file=./.vault_pass YOUR_CLOUDFLARE_API_KEY

Create file group_vars/all.yml with:

traefik_enable_acme: true
traefik_acme_email: !vault |
          $ANSIBLE_VAULT;1.1;AES256
          63346337343737303438666530623534613636353934386630386338643230346237616338366164
          ...truncated...
traefik_acme_provider: cloudflare
traefik_envs:
  - key: CLOUDFLARE_EMAIL
    value: !vault |
          $ANSIBLE_VAULT;1.1;AES256
          64376361653234663031613861343032376230646137396365363464353933366530383530376634
          ...truncated...
  - key: CLOUDFLARE_API_KEY
    value: !vault |
          $ANSIBLE_VAULT;1.1;AES256
          64376361653234663031613861343032376230646137396365363464353933366530383530376634
          ...truncated...

Create file files/server-01.example.com/traefik/conf.d/middleware_basic_auth.yml with:

[http.middlewares.defaultAuth.basicAuth]
  users = [
    # foo:bar
    "foo:$apr1$qlk7za6o$T25jouGKs1WeutaH.UeSE/"
  ]

Create playbook traefik.yml with:

- hosts: "{{ host }}"
  become: true
  roles:
    - { role: "traefik", tags: "traefik" }

Run ansible-playbook and deploy:

ansible-playbook --vault-password-file=./.vault_pass -i inventory_file --extra-vars "host=server-01.example.com" traefik.yml

Note :Remember change server-01.example.com to your real hostname in inventory file;

Deploy traefik with user defined TLS certficates

Assuming you alredy got wildcard certficates for domain *.example.com,and copy files:

files/certs/example.com.cert
files/certs/example.com.key

Encrypt them with ansible-vault:

ansible-vault encrypt --vault-password-file=./.vault_pass  files/certs/example.com.cert
ansible-vault encrypt --vault-password-file=./.vault_pass  files/certs/example.com.key

Create group_vars/all.yml with:

traefik_san_domains:
  - example.com
traefik_enable_acme: false

Create playbook traefik.yml with:

- hosts: "{{ host }}"
  become: true
  roles:
    - { role: "traefik", tags: "traefik" }

Run ansible-playbook and deploy:

ansible-playbook --vault-password-file=./.vault_pass -i inventory_file --extra-vars "host=server-01.example.com" traefik.yml

Dashboard config

Enable dashboard and check health.

Create files/server-01.example.com/traefik/conf.d/dashboard.toml with:

[http.routers.apiping]
  rule = "Host(`server-01.example.com`) && Path(`/ping`)"
  entrypoints = ["https"]
  service = "ping@internal"
  [http.routers.apiping.tls]

[http.routers.api]
  rule = "Host(`server-01.example.com`)"
  entrypoints = ["https"]
  service = "api@internal"
  middlewares = ["defaultAuth"]
  [http.routers.api.tls]

Credits

• Rewrite from kibatic/ansible-traefik

License

MIT