Kevin Veen-Birkenbach
c0e26275f8
### Overview This commit introduces a broad set of improvements across the defaults generator, credential creation subsystem, inventory creation workflow, and InventoryManager core logic. ### Major Changes - Support empty or config/main.yml in defaults generator and ensure that applications with empty configs are still included in defaults_applications. - Add '--snippet' and '--allow-empty-plain' modes to create/credentials.py with non-destructive merging and correct plain-secret handling. - Ensure empty strings for 'plain' credentials are never encrypted. - Update InventoryManager to fully support allow_empty_plain and prevent accidental overwriting or encrypting existing VaultScalar or dict values. - Add full-size implementation of cli/create/inventory.py including dynamic inventory building, role filtering, host_vars management, and parallelised credential snippet generation. - Fix schemas (Magento, Nextcloud, OAuth2-Proxy, keyboard-color, etc.) to align with the new credential model and avoid test failures. - Improve get_app_conf consistency by ensuring credentials.* paths are always resolvable for applications even when config/main.yml is empty. ### Added Test Coverage - Unit tests for defaults generator handling empty configs. - Full test suite for create/inventory.py including merge logic and vault-safe host_vars loading. - Extensive tests for InventoryManager: plain-secret behavior, vault handling, and recursion logic. - Update or remove outdated tests referencing old schema behaviour. ### Context This commit is associated with a refactoring and debugging session documented here: https://chatgpt.com/share/692ec0e1-5018-800f-b568-d09a53e9d0ee
PhpMyAdmin
Description
This Ansible role deploys PhpMyAdmin in a secure Docker environment, complete with optional OAuth2 proxy support. It enables seamless management of MariaDB/MySQL databases via a web-app-based interface.
Overview
The role configures and deploys a containerized PhpMyAdmin instance using Docker Compose. It optionally integrates with a central database and uses dynamic Ansible variables to support flexible deployments in both production and homelab environments.
Purpose
The purpose of this role is to provide a reliable, configurable, and secure PhpMyAdmin deployment out-of-the-box. It minimizes the need for manual setup, and integrates smoothly with other Infinito.Nexus infrastructure roles.
Features
- Docker Compose Integration: Deploy PhpMyAdmin via a templated Compose setup.
- OAuth2 Proxy Support: Secure your admin interface with modern authentication.
- Central DB Integration: Connects to shared MariaDB instances for multi-role environments.
- Custom Configuration: Leverage Ansible variables to fine-tune your deployment.
- Healthchecks & Networking: Includes Docker healthchecks and network setup logic.
Credits 📝
Developed and maintained by Kevin Veen-Birkenbach.
Learn more at www.veen.world
Part of the Infinito.Nexus Project
License: Infinito.Nexus NonCommercial License