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[submodule "roles"]
path = roles
url = ssh://git@git.wojciechkozlowski.eu:2770/the-nine-worlds/ansible-roles.git
url = ../ansible-roles.git

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The Ansible Edda playbook is composed of smaller [`playbooks`](playbooks). To run a single playbook,
invoke the relevant playbook directly from the playbook directory. For example, to run the
[`playbooks/system`](playbooks/system) playbook, run:
[`playbooks/system.yml`](playbooks/system.yml) playbook, run:
``` sh
ansible-playbook playbooks/system.yml
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### Roles
Playbooks are composed of roles defined in the [`roles`](roles) submodule and
Playbooks are composed of roles defined in the [`roles`](../ansible-roles) submodule and
[`playbooks/roles`](playbooks/roles).
To play a specific role, e.g., `system/base/sshd` in the playbook `system`, run:
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## Testing virtual machines
The scripts for starting, stopping, and reverting the testing virtual machines is located in
`scripts/testing/vmgr.py`.
[`scripts/testing/vmgr.py`](scripts/testing/vmgr.py).
## Managing backup buckets
The `scripts/restic/restic.py` script provides a wrapper around restic to manage the backup buckets.
The script collects the credentials from the OS keyring and constructs the restic command with the
correct endpoint. It allows the user to focus on the actual command to be executed rather than
authentication and bucket URLs.
The [`scripts/restic/restic.py`](scripts/restic/restic.py) script provides a wrapper around restic
to manage the backup buckets. The script collects the credentials from the OS keyring and constructs
the restic command with the correct endpoint. It allows the user to focus on the actual command to
be executed rather than authentication and bucket URLs.
The `scripts/restic/restic.py` requires the following entries in the keyring:
- `scaleway`: `access_key` (Scaleway project ID),