removing sync'd folder for /vagrant

change identity file default to none

removing check for git identity

typo

typo

adding python-yaml for dumping vars

certs settings changes for local disk generation

adding var dump var

adding template for certs

adding certs to default sites

adding 400 condition to the certs nginx template

updating update script for certs, removing discern

adding cert to help

giving www-data write permission to the web root

typo

adding download url

fixing web root

adding certs download url

adding more config for cert template dir, verify url

moving extra vars into the vagrantfile

adding verify url to vagrantfile

syntax

look for valid.html

adding ownertrust export

adding the trust import

removing skip-tags for reconfigure

upgrading to latest released ansible

adding carriage return to owner trust

setting cert urls in extra vars

moving extra vars to vagrantfile

adding new accept_hostkey parameter to all git calls

set key_file

changing dir for userknownhostsfile

adding more verbosity

changing knownhostsfile in environment

don't use userknownhostsfile

setting accept_hostkey back to yes

adding .ssh dirs for the 1.5 git module

adding certs nginx site

Make it easier to use a local pypi mirror in the roles listed above

COMMON_MYSQL_MIGRATE_PASS is not set

null

Always write the supervisor files and link them as necessary.

Drop the configs in the supervisor available directory. Instead of having a
seperate cfg dir for each service.

Seperate devstack logic from disabling supervisor tasks. Add the new flag so
devstack continues to not startup supervisor. Use new supervisor_available_dir
everywhere.

Remove mongo logic from abbey and remove stage_release. This should completely
remove our tie ins to mongo.

Also removing monitor repos script which depended on stage_release. We can add
in similar logic when we're ready to automate building the AMIs on rc branch
creation.

Updated requirements.

abbey.py will launch an instance into a VPC, run ansible on it
and monitor it for updates using an SQS queue.  At the end of
the ansible run it will create an AMI and terminate the instance.

services if it changes
deploy tasks no longer stop the service and will notify the restart
if any task changes

`supervisorctl reload` not only reloads the configuration files, but
also restarts all services, which causes all services to be reloaded
several times, and causes errors when the playbook later attempts to
start the services after changes have been applied.

* Instead of using pypi.edx.org why not cache on localhost?
  Seems to work well and it does result in a speed improvement
  for when we need to download packages. This adds the devpi
  role as dependency for edxapp
* For edxapp we md5sum all fo the requirements files and only
  run the pip installs, bundle, npm tasks if any one of those
  files have changed (it treats them as a group)
* Adds convenience symlinks for pip

To ensure they are taken into account before we try to start the process
through supervisord.

supervisord as well as all the processes it controls are run as
`{{ common_web_user }}`. This allows us to connect to it as that
user which allows us to manage the processes as www-data, instead
of root.

prefix

removing nginx setup from individual roles

The mysql_db command from ansible expects to be able to connect to the
`mysql` DB, which prevents changing the MySQL DB for xqueue to a
DB on which we don't have overall administrator privileges.

https://github.com/ansible/ansible/blob/devel/library/database/mysql_db

Since xqueue has its own set of dependencies, using a dedicated
virtualenv allows to avoid potential dependencies conflicts when
several services are installed on the same instance.

To be used in conjonction with
https://github.com/antoviaque/xqueue/commit/303601ea9ffcbd30f6bb3e2b9a42d6f85fbcf6b3

This is necessary to be able to get several services using the
`/opt/wwc/env.json` & `/opt/wwc/auth.json` files. The configuration
files would get overwitten when this is used by several different
services cohabiting on a single instance