opus-codium / puppet-taiga

Deploy Taiga using Puppet

taiga

Table of Contents

• Module description
• Usage
  • Installing a basic HTTP Taiga instance
  • Installing a secured HTTPS Taiga instance
  • Choosing which version to install
  • Advanced configuration

Module description

Taiga is a project management platform. This Puppet module simplifies the installation and configuration of Taiga in your infrastructure.

Usage

Installing a basic HTTP Taiga instance

In order to install taiga-back, taiga-front and an apache virtual host, the following is enough:

class { 'taiga':
  hostname         => 'taiga.io',
  protocol         => 'http',
  back_secret_key  => 'secret',
  back_db_password => 'secret',  # currently unused
}

Installing a secured HTTPS Taiga instance

class { 'taiga':
  hostname         => 'taiga.io',
  back_secret_key  => 'secret',
  back_db_password => 'secret',  # currently unused
  ssl_key          => '/path/to/key.pem',
  ssl_cert         => '/path/to/certificate.pem',
  ssl_chain        => '/path/to/ca/chain.pem',
}

Choosing which version to install

By default, the module will install the latest stable release and will not auto-update it. If you prefer to install a given release, you can do the following:

class { 'taiga':
  # [...]
  repo_revision => '2.1.0',
}

If you want to track the stable branch and install update as the stable branch is updated:

class { 'taiga':
  # [...]
  repo_ensure   => 'latest',
  repo_revision => 'stable',
}

If you like the danger:

class { 'taiga':
  # [...]
  repo_ensure   => 'latest',
  repo_revision => 'main',
}

Advanced configuration

Instead of using the taiga class, rely on the taiga::front and taiga::back classes. This allows you to have a full controll on both the front and the back, and run for example the back on a node, and servce the front from another.