Welcome to GNU Health - Automatic Deployment’s documentation!

Contents:

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Overview
• 3. Playbooks
  • 3.1. gnuhealth
  • 3.2. desktop
  • 3.3. orthanc
  • 3.4. thalamus
  • 3.5. all
  • 3.6. ssh
  • 3.7. test-server
• 4. Roles
  • 4.1. barman
  • 4.2. certificate
  • 4.3. check
  • 4.4. fail2ban
  • 4.5. gnuhealth
  • 4.6. gnuhealth-client
  • 4.7. gpg
  • 4.8. locale
  • 4.9. logwatch
  • 4.10. mygnuhealth
  • 4.11. nftables
  • 4.12. nginx
  • 4.13. orthanc
  • 4.14. postfix
  • 4.15. postgresql
  • 4.16. restic
  • 4.17. ssh
  • 4.18. ssmtp
  • 4.19. systemd-alert
  • 4.20. test-server
  • 4.21. thalamus
  • 4.22. timezone
  • 4.23. unattended-upgrades
  • 4.24. uwsgi
  • 4.25. zabbix
• 5. Examples
  • 5.1. GNU Health server and client in one system
  • 5.2. GNU Health client without server
  • 5.3. One application - multiple systems
  • 5.4. One system - multiple applications
  • 5.5. Productive - low budget
• 6. Encryption by Ansible-Vault
• 7. Securing SSH & passwords
  • 7.1. Enable host key checking
  • 7.2. Disable password-based ssh login and root login
  • 7.3. Handling the sudo password
  • 7.4. Prompt for SSH password
  • 7.5. Using the SSH playbook
• 8. Firewall
• 9. Backup & Restore
• 10. Upgrade
  • 10.1. PyPI packages
  • 10.2. System packages
  • 10.3. Database schemes
  • 10.4. Ansible repository
  • 10.5. Ansible
• 11. Tests
• 12. Roadmap
  • 12.1. Todos
  • 12.2. Related issues
• 13. Contributing
  • 13.1. Maintenance
• 14. Troubleshooting
• 15. LICENSE
  • 15.1. GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
  • 15.2. Preamble
  • 15.3. TERMS AND CONDITIONS
  • 15.4. How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs