#This playbook was made by Brandon Eaker in order to make a repository mirror in the simplist way. The user can take this playbook #and make the necessary changes in the repo-vars.yml file. This playbook is ran on the local host that the mirror will be on.

#In the repo-vars.yml start by changing the parent directory that you want the mirror to be stored. The variable names need to #stay the same but the variable itself can be modified.

#Set the share-nginx variable. This will ensure that the NGINX is installed on the system and will share the repositories after #they have been downloaded. If you do not want the repoitory shared over NGINX then set this to NO.

#The repo variables once again need to keep the same variables present but the content will change.

##ARBITRARY DISCRIPTOR (EPEL8)

- id: REPOID (epel-8)

name: REPONAME (epel)

os: OSNAME (epel)

version: VERSION (8)

enable: 1 or 0 (1 = enabled, 0 = disabled)

key: GPGKEY (RPM-GPG-KEY-EPEL-8)

baseurl: BASEURL FOR THE EXTERNAL REPOSITORY (https://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/8/Everything/x86_64/)

#There are tags included in the playbooks so that any part of the playbook can be ran alone for either testing or to make changes.

#This tags are:

- directory

- gpgkeys

- repofiles

- createrepo

- nginx

#To see the specific plays that each tag runs, please "cat reposync.yml"

#To run just the play with specific tags use the command:

ansible-playbook reposync.yml -tags $TAGNAME

#Change $TAGNAME with the appropriate tag (or tags)

#You can implement the ansible-vault or --ask-vault-pass.

#The out of the box script uses the -bkK which is:

-b (--become)

-k (--ask-pass)

-K (--ask-become-pass)

-vv (adds 2 levels of verbosity)

#For additional information about cli command usage please see:

https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/cli/ansible-playbook.html