update(requirements): upgrades requirements & tidy up root folder

README.md

@@ -66,14 +66,14 @@ You can now update your `inventory` file by modifying it with your new values (h
 
 Ansible runs `playbooks`, which are collections of `roles` that in turn are a collection of `tasks`. `tasks` are instructions like "install this package", "copy this file", "create this directory", "install this service", "create this container" and so on and so forth.
 
-I have very much documented the example roles in `./roles` and I would _greatly_ encourage you to read them to understand how to do basic stuff in ansible such as copying a file, starting a service and so on. If you do not do that, you will be lost and won't understand anything that is coming at you.
+I have very much documented the example roles in `./roles` and I would _greatly_ encourage you to read them to understand how to do basic stuff in ansible such as copying a file, starting a service and so on. If you do not do that, you will be lost and won't understand anything that is coming at you. The playbooks on the other hand are stored in the `./playbooks/` directory, feel free to look at them to inspire your own playbooks for this lab.
 
 ### Check everything works properly
 
 You should now be able to actually `run` ansible to execute the `base.yml` playbook.
 
 ```
-$ ansible-playbook -vi inventory -l all base.yml
+$ ansible-playbook -vi inventory -l all playbooks/base.yml
 ```
 
 The `-i` flag specifies the inventory file to use, the `-l` file limits which hosts it applies to, either by hostname or group name, here we apply it to all the hosts.
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ To deploy Synapse and Mastodon, you need to deploy a database server. We are goi
 
 For more details to do this, I refer you to [this link](https://stribny.name/blog/ansible-postgresql/) which will walk you through how to deal with this.
 
-Note that you won't be using the `dnf` instruction here since DNF is the package manager for CentOS based systems, use `apt` instead. Similarily the packages are named a bit differently, you need to install
+Note that you won't be using the `dnf` instruction here since DNF is the package manager for CentOS based systems, use `apt` instead. Similarily the packages are named a bit differently, you need to install (with ansible !)
 
 - `postgresql`
 - `python3-psycopg2`
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ Either way, you need to install this on youd DB machine, which should be the one
 
 ## Install Nginx
 
-You need to install nginx (or apache2, or traefik, whichever you are more comfortable with, but be aware I'll only be able to help with nginx and traefik as I have no idea how apache2 works). Use ansible for this, and install the `nginx-extras` package, because why not.
+You need to install nginx (or apache2, or traefik, whichever you are more comfortable with, but be aware I'll only be able to help with nginx and traefik as I have no idea how apache2 works). Use ansible for this, and install the `nginx-extras` package.
 
 ## Create a certificate for our deployments
 
@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ Anyways back to synapse, create a playbook real quick just containing the synaps
     - synapse
 ```
 
-Then apply it like we have seen above (`ansible-playbook -vi inventory -l <dockerhost> synapse.yml`)
+Then apply it like we have seen above (`ansible-playbook -vi inventory -l <dockerhost> playbooks/synapse.yml`)
 
 You should now have a running container by now, that has a directory mounted with your configuration. Check your container works with the `docker ps` command, you should see something like
 

requirements.yml

 ---
 roles:
   - src: geerlingguy.docker
-    version: 4.2.3
+    version: 7.0.2
 collections:
   - name: community.docker
-    version: 2.6.0
+    version: 3.4.11