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Proxmox Deploy
Description
Proxmox Deploy is a little script to manage my HomeLab with JSON file.
Why?
As my homelab was growing I realised that it was harder and harder to keep everything in sync and up to date. So I decided to create a script to manage my Proxmox homelab.
How to use it
Have a look at the resources folder to see how to use it.
Documentation
Configuration
Proxmox VE
The Proxmox VE configuration is located in the config.json
file.
{
"pve":{
"host": "<pve host ip/hostname>",
"user": "<user to connect via ssh>", // usually root
"port": 22, // ssh port
"local": false // set to true if this program is running directly on the PVE without needing ssh
}
}
LXC
To create a LXC, you need to create a JSON file in the resources/lxc/<id of lxc>
folder.
You can look at the example with ID 100 in the resources/lxc/100
folder.
Here is an example config with all available parameters :
Note : this is not valid JSON, it's just for documentation purposes, if you want to copy the file, use the one in the resources folder
{
"lxc_hostname": "traefik", //hostname of the lxc
// the os block contains the os type
// alpine | archlinux | centos | debian | devuan | fedora | gentoo | nixos | opensuse | ubuntu | unmanaged
"os": {
"name": "alpine",
"release": "3.17"
},
// the resources block contains the resources given to the lxc
"resources": {
"cpu": "2", // number of cpu cores
"memory": "1024", // memory (ram) in MB
"swap": "256", // swap in MB
"disk": "8", // disk size in GB
"storage": "local-lvm" // the proxmox storage to use
},
// the network block contains the network configuration
"network": {
"bridge": "vmbr0", // the proxmox bridge to use, vmbr0 is the default one
"ipv4": "dhcp", // ipv4 address, dhcp for dhcp, auto for auto, or an ip address
"ipv6": "auto", // ipv6 address, dhcp for dhcp, auto for auto, or an ip address
"mac": "92:A6:71:77:8E:D8", // mac address, leave empty for random
"gateway4": "", // ipv4 gateway, leave empty for auto/dhcp
"gateway6": "", // ipv6 gateway, leave empty for auto/dhcp
"vlan": "" // vlan id, leave empty for no vlan
},
// the options block contains various options for the lxc
"options": {
"privileged": "false", // set to true to run the lxc in privileged mode
"start_on_boot": "false", // set to true to start the lxc on boot
"startup_order": 2, // the startup order of the lxc
"password": "qwertz1234", // the password of the root user, leave empty for none
"tags": "2-proxy+auth" // tags for the lxc to display in the proxmox web ui
},
Tip : have a look at the man page of the pct
command to see how the values should look.
Creation
In the creation section, you have the option to define conditions for checking whether your LXC/VM has been previously configured.
If all of these conditions are met, the script will proceed directly to the deploy section and execute the necessary steps to update it. (This indicates that your LXC/VM has already been configured, and we want to avoid erasing any existing settings/config.)
However, if any of the conditions fail to match, the script will process to the creation steps section and execute all the commands again.
Conditions
File
The file condition will check if a file exists or not inside the LXC/VM.
"conditions": {
// use a single file
"file": "/var/data/traefikv2/traefik.toml"
// or use a list
"file": ["/var/data/traefikv2/traefik.toml", "/var/data/config/traefikv2/docker-compose.yml"]
}
It can be an array of file using ["file1", "file2"]
or just one file in double quote "file"
.
Folder
The folder condition will check if a folder exists or not inside the LXC/VM.
"conditions": {
// use a single folder
"folder": "/var/data/traefikv2"
// or use a list
"folder": ["/var/data/traefikv2", "/var/data/config/traefikv2"]
}
It can be an array of folders using ["folder1", "folder2"]
or just one folder in double quote "file"
.
Programs
The programs condition will check if a program is installed or not in the LXC/VM.
"conditions": {
// use a single program
"program": "docker"
// or use a list
"program": ["docker", "docker-compose"]
}
It can be an array of programs using ["program1", "program2"]
or just one program in double quote "program"
.
Note:This uses which
to check if the program matches to anything
Command
The command condition will check if a command returns a specific value.
"conditions": {
"command": "whoami",
"value": "root"
}
Note: This uses bash -c
to execute the command
Note: If value is an integer, it will look for the return code, if it's a string it's check the output.
Docker
The docker condition will check if a docker (or podman) container is running or not.
"conditions": {
// use a single container
"container": "traefikv2"
// or use a list
"container": ["traefikv2", "portainer"]
}
Steps
Note: Paths
When you have to specify a path, you can use /global/
to use the global folder (resources/<scripts|file>/
).
If nothing is specified, the script will use the VM/LXC folder (resources/lxc/<id>/
).
The comments in the JSON below are only for documentation purposes and are not valid JSON, remove them before running.
Script
The script step will execute a script.
"steps": [
{
"type": "script",
// use path for local scripts
"local_path": "global/install-docker.sh" // local path (here: resources/scripts/install-docker.sh)
// or use url for remote scripts
"url": "https://xyz.abc/scripts/install-docker.sh" // remote url
// or use lxc_path for scripts inside the lxc
"lxc_path": "/root/install-docker.sh" // lxc path
}
]
File
The file step will create / copy a file to the VM/LXC.
"steps": [
{
"type": "file_create",
"path": "/var/data/traefikv2/traefik.toml", // lxc/vm path
"permissions": "644" // (optional) permissions of the file
}
]
"steps": [
{
"type": "file_copy",
"path": "traefik.toml", // local path (here: resources/lxc/<id>/traefik.toml)
"destination": "/var/data/traefikv2/", // lxc/vm path
"permissions": "644" // (optional) permissions of the file
}
]
Note: file_copy
creates the folder if it doesn't exist
Folder
The folder step will copy a folder to the VM/LXC.
"steps": [
{
"type": "folder_create",
"path": "/var/data/traefikv2", // lxc/vm path
"permissions": "755" // (optional) permissions of the folder
}
]
"steps": [
{
"type": "folder_copy",
"path": "data/", // local path (here: resources/lxc/<id>/data/)
"destination": "/var/", // lxc/vm path
"permissions": "755" // (optional) permissions of the folder
}
]
Note: folder_copy
creates the folder if it doesn't exist
Command
The command step will execute a command on the VM/LXC.
"steps": [
{
"type": "command",
"command": "whoami", // command to execute
"working_directory": "/var/data/config/traefikv2" // (optional) lxc/vm path
}
]
Docker
The docker step will execute a command inside a docker container running on the VM/LXC.
"steps": [
{
"type": "docker",
"container": "<container-name>", // docker container name
"command": "<command-to-run-inside>" // docker command to execute
}
]
Docker-compose
The docker-compose step will execute a docker-compose command on the VM/LXC.
"steps": [
{
"type": "docker-compose",
"command": "up -d", // docker-compose command to execute
"working_directory": "/var/data/config/traefikv2" // lxc/vm path
}
]
Note : Here, why not use the command
step? Docker Compose can sometimes be executed with docker-compose
or docker compose
, the script will take care of choosing the correct one.
Git
The git step will clone a git repo on the VM/LXC.
"steps": [
{
"type": "git",
"url": "https://git.abc.xyz/abc/abc.git", // git url to clone
"destination": "/root/" // lxc/vm path
}
]
Note: At the moment, no authentication is supported, so only works on public repo.
Download
The download step will download a file on the VM/LXC.
"steps": [
{
"type": "download",
// download a single file
"url": "https://git.abc.xyz/file.tar.gz", // download url
// or use a list of urls
"url": ["https://git.abc.xyz/file1.tar.gz", "https://git.abc.xyz/file2.tar.gz"] // download urls
"destination": "/tmp/" // lxc/vm path
}
]
Extract archive (tar/zip)
The unzip step will unzip a file in the VM/LXC.
"steps": [
{
"type": "unzip",
"path": "/tmp/file.tar.gz", // lxc/vm path to the archive
"destination": "/var/data/config/traefikv2" // (optional) lxc/vm path to extract the archive, will use archive parent directory if blank
}
]
Note : At the the moment, only tar and zip are supported.
Install package
The install-package step will install a package on the VM/LXC.
"steps": [
{
"type": "install-package",
// install a single package
"package": "git",
// or use a list of packages
"package": ["git", "docker"]
}
]
Note : At the the moment, only apt, apk, dnf, yum are supported.
Warning : Packages can have different names depending on the Linux distribution.
Remove package
The remove-package step will remove a package on the VM/LXC.
"steps": [
{
"type": "remove-package",
// remove a single package
"package": "git"
// or use a list of packages
"package": ["git", "docker"]
}
]
Note : At the the moment, only apt, apk, dnf, yum are supported.
Warning : Packages can have different names depending on the Linux distribution.
Power
The reboot step will reboot the VM/LXC.
"steps": [
{
"type": "reboot"
}
]
The start step will start the VM/LXC.
"steps": [
{
"type": "start"
}
]
The stop step will stop the VM/LXC.
"steps": [
{
"type": "stop"
}
]
Replace in file
The replace-in-file step will replace a string in a file.
"steps": [
{
"type": "replace-in-file",
// replace in a single file
"path": "/var/data/config/traefikv2/traefik.toml", // inside lxc/vm
// or use a list of files
"path": ["/var/data/config/traefikv2/traefik.toml", "/var/data/config/traefikv2/traefik2.toml"] // inside lxc/vm
"search": "abc", // string to search
"replace": "xyz", // string to replace
"case_sensitive": true, // (optional) case sensitive? default: true
}
]