Migrate structure from CP data301

[willingc]

@ellisonbg's enhancements with Makefile and consolidating the configuration parameters to essentially one file greatly simplifies the installation process.

• Migrate Makefile
• Migrate example configuration file for testing

[ellisonbg]

What I found in using this repo was that I needed some things to be outside the repo and not version controlled: * My server config * Security stuff * The Makefile that I customized for my deployment. Because of this I have found it *most* useful to have an outer repo (separate from this one) that includes this repo as a submodule. That outer repo has the host config, host vars, security stuff and a Makefile that copies those things into place into the ansible setup and then runs ansible. Part of this is that I need an easy way to completely update and reset the ansible config separately from my deployment specific details. Because of that I think it is best for us to keep the Makefile out of this repo. Some options: 1. Create a cookiecutter that has that outer stuff and includes the ansible deployment stuff as a git clone or submodule 2. Create a separate repo that does the same thing. I almost think that the cookie cutter idea would work well in this case though... Thoughts?

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[willingc]

Great feedback Brian.

I like the cookie cutter idea.

[zonca]

+1 for a cookiecutter template