Webarchitects Ansible Docker Role
Ansible Role to install Docker CE on Debian and Ubuntu.
This role can also optionally install the last version of docker-compose version 1, Docker Compose 1.29.2 and Compose Switch.
See the defaults/main.yml for the default settings and vars/main.yml for the gpg and apt variables.
| Variable name | Default value | Comment |
|---|---|---|
docker |
true |
Set to false for the tasks in this role to be skipped |
docker_compose_v1 |
UNDEFINED | Set to false for Docker Composer version 1 to be removed and set to true for docker-compose version 1 and docker-compose-switch to be installed |
docker_compose_version_v1 |
1.29.2 |
The version number of docker-compose version 1 to be installed when docker_compose_v1 is defined and true
|
docker_daemon |
storage-driver: overlay2 log-driver: syslog |
Docker daemon configuration, YAML that will converted to JSON and written to /etc/docker/daemon.json
|
docker_pkg |
- containerd.io - docker-ce - docker-ce-cli - docker-ce-rootless-extras - docker-compose-plugin |
Packages to be installed from the Docker apt repo |
See the documentation for the Docker daemon config file for all the options available and convert these to YAML for use by this role, for example:
docker_daemon:
storage-driver: overlay2
log-driver: syslog
dns:
- 1.1.1.1
- 8.8.8.8
- 9.9.9.9The role uses .sources rather than .list files for apt and it also checks the gpg public key used to sign packages against the vars/main.yml and limits what packages can be installed from the Docker repo, based on the Debian wiki page with instructions to connect to a third-party repository.
This role requires jc version 1.20.2 or later to be installed on the Ansible controller using pip for the parsing of GPG command output, jc can be installed using Ansible, or simply run:
pip3 install jcThe primary URL of this repo is https://git.coop/webarch/docker however it is also mirrored to GitHub and available via Ansible Galaxy.
If you use this role please use a tagged release, see the release notes.
See also the localhost repo for using this role to install Docker on the localhost.