Ansible playbooks

This playbook can be used to deploy your own network of validator nodes for debug purposes.

If you like to join one of the persistent networks instead, please follow the Running Node instructions.

Setting up nodes:

Generate genesis and configuration files for nodes by running genlocalnetconfig.sh
Make sure you have hosts with names node0, node1, node2 and so on in host group nodes in your hosts file
Execute playbooks in the following order: binary, config, service, start
Don't forget to open 26656 (p2p) and 26657 (RPC) ports
Make sure nodes are running and writing blocks by running status playbook

PS. Don't forget to define node ips in their configurations so they will be able to find each other

Ansible is used to quickly deploy dclcli running in rest-server mode.

Add target machine to the clients group in your inventory file:
- Hosts file is usually located in: /etc/ansible/hosts
- It should be looking like this:
```
[clients]
54.248.129.25 ansible_connection=ssh ansible_user=ubuntu
```
Execute playbooks in the following order: binary, config, service, start
- Commands should be looking like: ansible-playbook binary.yml
Make sure clients are running by running status playbook