Use Ansible to automatically install LNMP

Use Ansible to automatically install: MySQL-8, WordPress-6.4.1, Nginx-1.14, and PHP-8

Requires

Management side

Ansible 2.16

Controlled server

Operating system: Centos stream/RHEL 8.x Python 3.0 (installed by default) Verify installation: python3 -V User with root privileges and public-key has been added

How to run

a. Local execution on the management side

Configure the server address to inventory.ini; configure the user to remote_user in site.yml

Add SSH key: Do not add passphrase to the secret key

```bash eval "$(ssh-agent -s)" ssh-add ~/.ssh/private-key-file ```

One-click deployment:

```bash ansible-playbook -i inventory.ini site.yml ```

After successful execution, you can access your wordpress

b. Or GitHub Action execution

Add in warehouse Actions secrets and variables

SSH_PRIVATE_KEY: your SSH private key WORDPRESS_SERVER_IP: your server IP KNOW_HOSTS_FOR_WORDPRESS_SERVER: know_hosts file content, reference for obtaining method

Add a tag to Git: v0.0.1 and submit, the script will be executed automatically For execution rules, see .github/workflows/deploy.yml

After successful execution, you can access your wordpress

refer to

Ansible playbook reference: ansible-examples/wordpress-nginx

Modification points:

Removed selinux, iptables, firewall related configurations Upgrade PHP to 8.0 and adjust the modules required for PHP-FPM Refer to the document Upgrade wordpress to 6.4.1, delete automatic updates and other configurations ansible-lint problem modification

Ansible: managed-node-requirements

Ansible collections: builtin

How to build your inventory

How to obtain the contents of the know_hosts file:

```bash eval "$(ssh-agent -s)" ssh-add ~/.ssh/private-key-file ssh username@wordpress_server_ip -o UserKnownHostsFile=.ansible_known_hosts ```