You need to have access to this repository (viz you need to add your public ssh-key (`ssh-keygen`) to your profile here.
Then you can clone the git repository to work on in locally.
`git clone git@git.scc.kit.edu:las/ansible.git`
## How to use ansible for software installation/computer setup
## How to use ansible for software installation/computer *setup*
Add your computer to the hosts file or if you are just testing add it to the local file.
Add your hostname under each role name (the name in the square brackets) you want to be run on your computer.
Also create a new file with an named
after your [fully-qualified-domain-name](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_(Internet)#Fully_Qualified_Domain_Name_.28FQDN.29}) in the `host_vars` directory including a [yaml](https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/YAMLSyntax.html) list with some host specific configuration variables, e. g. copy another similar host and adjust it.
after your [fully-qualified-domain-name](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_(Internet)#Fully_Qualified_Domain_Name_.28FQDN.29}) (FQDN) in the `host_vars` directory including a [yaml](https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/YAMLSyntax.html) list with some host specific configuration variables, e. g. copy another similar host and adjust it.
These files do not have the `.yml` extension and do not start with `---`
Then create a file named after your FQDN with the extension ".yml" in the main directory of ansible which includes all the roles one want to run. This step needs root priviledges and therefore makes only sense for the first installation of a computer.
* install ansible (`dnf install ansible`)
* run ansible-pull (`ansible-pull -U git@git.scc.kit.edu:las/ansible.git`)
