Do this to not have dependencies on an NGINX setup.
With those dependencies in place setting up the certificates initially
would be quite painful, since a half-configured NGINX would need to be
there for the challenge and then only after the certificates are
present, the full NGINX configuration could be deployed successfully.
This makes a full deployment of all hosts easier and parallelises
execution of roles, which are used for multiple hosts.
You can still easily deploy only a subset of hosts using the -l flag for
ansible-playbook.
Somewhere between ansible [core 2.14.4] and ansible [core 2.15.0] the
logic for the distribution_version Ansible fact got changed. With the
newer Ansible version Debians distribution_version gets reported as 11.7
as opposed to getting reported as 11 with the old Ansible version. To
still allow for useful distribution checks, extend the
distribution_check role by allowing the specification of
distribution_major_versions and distribution_releases as well.
This way you can check for an Ubuntu version by using
distribution_version (which for example resolves to 18.04, while
distribution_major_version would resolve to 18 in that case) and check
for a Debian version by using distribution_major_version (which for
example resolves to 11, while distribution_version would resolve to 11.7
in that case).
Move become: true into zigbee2mqtt role
Remove become: true from deploy_public_reverse_proxy playbook
Remove become: true from deploy_dokuwiki playbook
Move become: true from deploy_audio_pi and deploy_light playbooks into roles
Remove become: true from deploy_keycloak playbook
Move become: true from deploy_automation playbook to mosquitto role
