<commit_before>Getting Started
====================


Your first project
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

**Set up your first project**

::

   $ debops-init ~/myproject
   $ cd ~/myproject

**Add a host to your inventory**

Enter your hosts into ``ansible/inventory/hosts``. For the beginning
we suggest entering one server only so you can make yourself
comfortable with DebOps. Here is an example::

  [all my servers]
  server1   hostname=serverone.example.com


**Verify you can access the server**

::

   $ ssh serverone.example.com
   $ debops-task all -m setup



.. WARNING::
   Ansible does not detect all platforms as detailed as it is
   required. Thus for some platforms running debops without any
   configuration will bring your system into a bad state. Please check
   `Notes about specific platforms`_ for more information. Sorry!

Before running debops the first time, we suggest you set up a minimal
configuration. This will make you more comfortable with the results.
For the very first try, you can put this into
``ansible/inventory/host_vars/server1.yml``::

  ntp_timezone: 'Europe/Berlin'
  ssh_host_allow: [ '192.168.178.0/24' ]
  postfix_relayhost: 'mail.intern.example.com'
  postfix_default_local_alias_recipients: ['<EMAIL>']


**Run the DebOps playbooks**

::

   $ debops


What you get after this
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

* apt-repositories and auto-update
* Firewall and tcpwrapper set up
* local mail forwarded to your central mail-hub
* Time synchronization with `pool.debian.org`
<commit_msg>We stay in paris (still berlin in cooler)<commit_after>Getting Started
====================


Your first project
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

**Set up your first project**

::

   $ debops-init ~/myproject
   $ cd ~/myproject

**Add a host to your inventory**

Enter your hosts into ``ansible/inventory/hosts``. For the beginning
we suggest entering one server only so you can make yourself
comfortable with DebOps. Here is an example::

  [all my servers]
  server1   hostname=serverone.example.com


**Verify you can access the server**

::

   $ ssh serverone.example.com
   $ debops-task all -m setup



.. WARNING::
   Ansible does not detect all platforms as detailed as it is
   required. Thus for some platforms running debops without any
   configuration will bring your system into a bad state. Please check
   `Notes about specific platforms`_ for more information. Sorry!

Before running debops the first time, we suggest you set up a minimal
configuration. This will make you more comfortable with the results.
For the very first try, you can put this into
``ansible/inventory/host_vars/server1.yml``::

  ntp_timezone: 'Europe/Paris'
  ssh_host_allow: [ '192.168.178.0/24' ]
  postfix_relayhost: 'mail.intern.example.com'
  postfix_default_local_alias_recipients: ['<EMAIL>']


**Run the DebOps playbooks**

::

   $ debops


What you get after this
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

* apt-repositories and auto-update
* Firewall and tcpwrapper set up
* local mail forwarded to your central mail-hub
* Time synchronization with `pool.debian.org`

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