An example for deploying a Drupal application with Ansible, Ansistrano and Ansible Vault

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Dransible

Prerequisites

Download roles from Galaxy:

ansible-galaxy install -r tools/ansible/requirements.yml

Start the server:
```
vagrant up
```
Provision the server:
```
ansible-playbook tools/ansible/provision.yml
```
If you go to the server IP address (http://192.168.33.10) then you should see the Apache2 default page.

If you go to http://dransible then you should see a Forbidden error as the application is not yet present on the server.
Deploy the application:
```
ansible-playbook tools/ansible/deploy.yml
```
After this, http://dransible should show an installed Drupal website.