This repository contains Ansible roles to install Apache Guacamole on Docker. Default installation contains;

1. Docker insallation to the host
2. Guacamole with guacd
3. Postgresql for database
4. Self-signed certificate
5. Nginx

All in docker containers.

• ansible >= 2.2
• git
• selinux disabled

Apache Guacamole components are running on Docker, so they are OS independent. But additional roles will be only work if you running Debian or RHEL based distro.

• docker role: supports Debian and RHEL.
• firewall role: supports Debian and RHEL.
• nginx role: supports Debian and RHEL.
• guacamole role (including postgresql): OS independent.

So if you just want to install Apache Guacamole and will install docker on your own, then just set install_docker, install_nginx and configure_fw variables to false and install Apache Guacamole to any platform you want.

The installer has the default values set, so you can just install Apache Guacamole with ansible-playbook -i your_inventory_file --extra-vars "host_name=<YOUR_IP_ADDRESS>" installer.yml.

 git clone https://github.com/armagankaratosun/guacamole-installer.git
 ansible-playbook -i your_inventory_file  --extra-vars "host_name=<YOUR_IP_ADDRESS>" installer.yml

This installer can also be used with Ansible Tower.

After the installation, point your browser to https://YOUR_IP_ADDRESS

Default username and password is: guacadmin
(Don't forget to change it)

Check out the Role Variables and set them to desired values in your default.yml to customize your installation. You can also set the variables from Ansible Tower using Extra Variables section on Template creation.

I will add the descriptions later. But the variable names are quite obvious.

You can set the variables from default.yml file or pass them as an extra variables like --extra-vars "postgre_container_name=<DEFAULT_NAME>".

Variables can be set from Ansible Tower using Extra Variables section on Template creation.

• postgre_container_name:
• guacd_container_name:
• guacamole_db_name:
• guacamole_db_user_name:
• guacamole_db_pass:
• guacamole_container_name:
• docker_user:
• self_signed_certificate:
• install_nginx:
• install_docker:
• install_guacamole:
• configure_fw:

I will add descriptions.

├── main.yml
├── meta
│   └── main.yml
├── README.md
└── roles
    ├── docker
    │   └── tasks
    │       ├── centos.yml
    │       ├── main.yml
    │       └── ubuntu.yml
    ├── firewall
    │   └── tasks
    │       ├── firewalld.yml
    │       ├── main.yml
    │       └── ufw.yml
    ├── guacamole
    │   └── tasks
    │       ├── init_postgres.yml
    │       ├── install_guacamole.yml
    │       ├── install_guacd.yml
    │       ├── install_postgres_docker.yml
    │       └── main.yml
    └── nginx
        ├── tasks
        │   ├── install_nginx.yml
        │   ├── main.yml
        │   └── self_signed_ssl.yml
        └── templates
            ├── nginx_default .conf
            └── ssl_nginx_default.conf

Right now, this installer DOES NOT come with the uninstaller. But you can uninstall the Apache Guacamole by removing containers with docker rm command.

• Extend this documantation.
• Test the installation on CentOS 7
• CentOS 8 support
• SELinux support (maybe?)
• Let's Encrypt support instead of self-signed certificate