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Configuration
This describes how to update ofn-install
for a new OFN configuration.
Ansible is configured using YAML. If you're not familiar with YAML, read the Ansible docs about how it uses YAML. You can validate the syntax of your vars file with the Online YAML Parser.
Edit the inventory/hosts
file to add new production and staging servers, e.g.:
[au_prod]
www.openfoodnetwork.org.au
[au_staging]
staging1.openfoodnetwork.com.au
[au:children]
au_prod
au_staging
Then, add your server group to the ofn_servers
group.
This is not needed for Vagrant.
Copy and rename inventory/group_vars/_example.yml
and add the configuration for your country. Below is extra info on how to configure the variables.
- checkout_zone: See the Spree User Guide for more information.
- country_code: See the list of 2-letter country codes
- currency: See the list of currency codes
- locale: See the list of locales supported by Spree.
- language: Use the locale and add
.UTF8
. Locale should be formatted asen_GB
. - language_packages:
- l10n_repo: Create a
l10n_xx
localization project (see Seed data) - timezone: Run
bundle exec rake time:zones:all
to find an appropriate timezone value. - developer_email: Used for the Let's Encrypt email settings (SSL certificate)
- users_sysadmin: List of usernames of system administrators that will have access to the server through SSH
For your staging and production servers copy the _example.com
directory and rename it to match the domain. Edit the config.yml
file inside it, e.g.:
---
domain: www.openfoodnetwork.org.au
rails_env: production
Rename secrets.example.yml
to secrets.yml
file in the same location and add your credentials to it. This file will be automatically excluded from git, don't lose it.
To get access to the server, system administrators must add their SSH public keys as separated files in files/keys/username.pub
. Add the usernames used for the name of the files to the users_sysadmin
list in your instance's group_vars
.
S3 is recommended. See File storage for more information and how to setup S3. These settings should then be defined in the host secrets.yml
file:
s3_backups_bucket: {{ app }}-{{ rails_env }}-backups
Note: Bucket names should be lowercase and dashes only.
The ofn-install
project stores all configuration for OFN instances. We recommend committing the config that can be public and creating a pull request to push it to the openfoodfoundation/ofn-install
project.
To enable the multilingual functionality you will need to ensure you have the following line in your .env file, specifying the language files you want to include. This example will enable default English (which is Australian English) and French:
AVAILABLE_LOCALES=en,fr
You'll also need to ensure that the language files you are using contain a first line like:
language_name: "English" # Localised name of this language
This will indicate how the language option is displayed to the user. Best practice is to state the name of the language natively eg don't use 'French', use 'français'.
Next: Provisioning the server
Provisioning
Deployment
Sysadmin
External services
- Sending emails from OFN
- Email Deliverability
- SSL certificates
- Maps
- File storage
- Backups
- Server monitoring
- Issue reporting (Bugsnag)
Contributing