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# =============================================================================
# Ansible Inventory - Gitea Act Runner Servers
# =============================================================================
#
# This file defines which servers the playbook will deploy to.
# Each host should be reachable via SSH with the specified ansible_user.
#
# HOW TO USE:
#   1. Replace the example hosts with your actual server IPs/hostnames
#   2. Set the correct SSH user (ansible_user)
#   3. Optionally override variables per-host
#
# Host-specific variables can override group defaults.
# Example: Different runner names, labels, or capacity per server.
#
# EXAMPLE CONFIGURATIONS:
#
#   Single server:
#     all:
#       hosts:
#         runner:
#           ansible_host: 10.0.0.50
#       vars:
#         ansible_user: root
#
#   Multiple servers with custom names:
#     all:
#       hosts:
#         prod-runner-01:
#           ansible_host: 10.0.0.50
#           act_runner_name: "production-01"
#         prod-runner-02:
#           ansible_host: 10.0.0.51
#           act_runner_name: "production-02"
#       vars:
#         ansible_user: deploy
#         ansible_become: true
#
# See: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/inventory_guide/
# =============================================================================

all:
  hosts:
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # Define each runner server below
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # The key (e.g., runner-01) is the inventory_hostname.
    # Replace with your actual server details.

    tralalero-tralala:
      # IP address or hostname for SSH connection.
      # REQUIRED: Change this to your server's address.
      ansible_host: 147.45.100.33

      # Optional: Override runner name for this specific host.
      # Default: Uses the server's actual hostname (ansible_hostname fact).
      # Uncomment and modify if you want a custom name in Gitea UI.
      # act_runner_name: "production-runner-01"

      # Optional: Different labels for this runner.
      # Default: ["ubuntu-latest:host"] (from role defaults)
      # Uncomment to customize what jobs this runner can handle.
      # act_runner_labels:
      #   - "ubuntu-latest:host"
      #   - "self-hosted:host"

    # Uncomment and configure additional servers as needed:
    # runner-02:
    #   ansible_host: 192.168.1.11
    #   act_runner_name: "production-runner-02"

  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Variables applied to all hosts in this inventory
  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  vars:
    # SSH user for connecting to servers.
    # This user must either be root, or have sudo privileges.
    # REQUIRED: Change this to match your server access.
    ansible_user: root

    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # Alternative: Use a non-root user with sudo
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # If you connect as a regular user that has sudo access, uncomment these:
    # ansible_user: deploy
    # ansible_become: true
    # ansible_become_method: sudo
    # ansible_become_password: "{{ vault_sudo_password }}"  # If password required

    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # SSH Configuration (optional)
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # Uncomment if you need to specify SSH key or port:
    # ansible_ssh_private_key_file: ~/.ssh/id_rsa
    # ansible_port: 22

    # Disable host key checking for new servers (not recommended for production):
    # ansible_ssh_common_args: '-o StrictHostKeyChecking=no'