How to run bootstraps for server setup

attracs-server-bootstrap.sh

Old bootstrap. Used additionally with the modern adi-server-bootstrap.sh if there are legacy applications running on the new server. Example command:

./attracs-server-bootstrap.sh -s root@34.88.60.215 -p ./.vault_password_file -i ./inventory/linux-servers.ini -l adi-core-confidential-instance-stable-1 -h adi-core-confidential-instance-stable-1

Contains: * Playbook services/shared/auth-internal-credentials.yml that creates internally used authentication files

/etc/auth.internal.attracs$ ls
generate.sh  nightly.key  nightly.key.pub  nightly.pub  nightly.secret  stable.key  stable.key.pub  stable.pub  stable.secret

* If you receive this error: ERROR: JWTUtil.AuthorizeTwirp: Failed to create auth token: Signer not initialized it probably means you are missing these internal authentication files

adi-server-bootstrap.sh

Used for all new servers as a base. Example command:

./adi-server-bootstrap.sh -s root@34.88.249.239 -p ./.vault_password_file -i ./inventory/linux-servers.ini -l adi-devops-confidential-instance-stable-1 -h adi-devops-confidential-instance-stable-1

Syntax:

./adi-server-bootstrap.sh -s root@<server-ip-address> -p ./.vault_password_file -i ./inventory/linux-servers.ini -l <ansible-inventory-server-name> -h <server-hostname>