bu-ubuntu-dev-machine-setup | Ubuntu 22.04

Descrição

Esse projeto é um fork de: https://github.com/fazlearefin/ubuntu-dev-machine-setup, foi customizado para atender o propósito de provisionar máquina de desenvolvedores, a partir de uma instalação limpa do Ubuntu 22.04

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What gets installed and cofigured?

Resumo dos pacotes e ferramentas que serão instalados:

• role: base
  • mount /tmp on tmpfs (reduce SSD read writes and increase SSD lifespan; no leftover files on system shutdown)
  • set default system editor to vim instead of nano
  • disable ufw firewall and install ufw graphical frontend gufw
  • disable system crash reports
  • tune system swappiness so that swapping is greatly reduced
  • upgrade all packages
  • install archiving tools like zip, rar, etc
  • install libreoffice
  • install power management tools like TLP
  • install development related packages like android-tools, awscli, httpie, clusterssh, docker, filezilla, golang, pipenv, etc
  • setup golang directories
  • install download tools like axel, transmission, wget, aria2
  • install image, audio and video packages like vlc, totem, gimp, imagemagick, etc
  • install virtualization tools like virtualbox, docker, docker-compose
  • install and configure ssh server if not set to laptop_mode
  • option to turn on night light settings for eye comfort (set base_permanent_night_light.night_light_enabled to True)
  • enable fzf fuzzy finder in zsh terminal; check out this YouTube video to see how to use it

• role: spacevim

  • install spacevim packages

• role: ohmyfish

  • install ohmyfish

• role: googlechrome

  • add Google Chrome apt repo
  • install Google Chrome

• role: dbeaver

  • install Dbeaver

• role: phpstorm

  • install PHPStorm

• role: PyCharm

  • install pycharm

• role: Insomnia

  • install Insomnia http client

• role: ASDF

• install ASDF

• role: vscode

  • add Visual Studio Code apt repo
  • install Visual Studio Code
  • install some popular Visual Studio Code extensions

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Step 0 | Pre-requisites for running the ansible playbooks

On the system which you are going to setup using Ansible, perform these steps.

You need to install ansible and git before running the playbooks. You can either install it using pip or apt.

/usr/bin/sudo apt update
/usr/bin/sudo apt install ansible git -y
git config --global --add safe.directory '/home/usuario/.asdf'

And clone this repo (do not clone in /tmp as this dir is cleaned and mounted in tmpfs)

git clone https://github.com/fazlearefin/ubuntu-dev-machine-setup.git
cd ubuntu-dev-machine-setup
ansible-galaxy collection install community.general 

Step 1 | Running the playbooks to configure your system

Invoke the following as yourself, the primary user of the system. Do not run as root.

ansible-playbook main.yml -vv -e "{ laptop_mode: True }" -e "local_username=$(id -un)" -K

Enter the sudo password when asked for BECOME password:.

The main.yml playbook will take anything from 15 minutes to an hour to complete.

After all is done, give your laptop a new life by rebooting.

What is this laptop_mode?

Setting this to True

• will install some packages like TLP for battery economy

Setting this to False

• will NOT install some packages like TLP for battery economy

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Known Issues

• If the ansible playbook halts after completing a few tasks, simply run the playbook again. Since most of the tasks are idempotent, running the playbook multiple times won't break anything.
• If your terminal shows any weird characters because of installing one of the zsh themes, simply change the font to a suitable Nerd Font from the terminal's settings.
• If you do not like the fuzzy finder completions in your terminal, remove or comment out the #fzf lines in your ~/.zshrc (this is not a known issue but a feature)

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Pull Requests and Forks

You are more than welcome to send any pull requests. However, the intention of this repo is to suit my development needs. So it might be better if you fork this repo instead for your own needs and personalization.

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