Releases: iNethi/inethi
Releases · iNethi/inethi
v1.1.0 - Production-Ready Configuration System & Code Quality Improvements
iNethi Platform v1.1.0 Release Notes
Release Date: August 2025
Version: v1.1.0
Tag: v1.1.0
Author: Keegan White (keeganthomaswhite@gmail.com)
🚀 Major Enhancements
Centralized Configuration System
- New Environment Management: Implemented production-focused configuration system with centralized variables
- Ansible Vault Integration: Secure password management with encrypted vault files
- Interactive Setup: User-friendly
setup_config.pyandvalidate_config.pyscripts - Unified Main Script: Enhanced
main.pywith interactive deployment flow
Code Quality & Standards
- Flake8 Compliance: All Python code now passes flake8 linting (0 errors)
- Auto-Formatting: Integrated
autopep8for consistent code formatting - Type Safety: Improved TypeScript-style type hints throughout
- Error Handling: Enhanced exception handling and user feedback
User Experience Improvements
- Colored Output: Beautiful terminal interface with ANSI colors and emojis
- Interactive Prompts: Guided setup process with clear instructions
- Validation System: Comprehensive configuration validation before deployment
- Progress Indicators: Real-time feedback during Ansible playbook execution
🔧 Technical Improvements
Configuration Management
- Centralized Variables: All Ansible variables moved to
ansible/group_vars/all.yml - Environment Files:
.envtemplate system withdefault_passwords.json - Vault Security: Encrypted password storage with secure permissions
- Validation: Multi-stage configuration validation with helpful error messages
Ansible Integration
- Role Updates: All 14 Ansible roles updated to use centralized configuration
- Playbook Enhancement: Added vault file integration to all playbooks
- Docker Compose: Modernized RADIUSdesk deployment with Docker Compose v2
- Certificate Management: Updated certificate download URLs and validation
Documentation
- Comprehensive README: Complete setup and running instructions
- Installation Manual: Step-by-step guide for non-technical users
- Configuration Reference: Detailed variable documentation
- Quick Start Guide: Rapid deployment instructions
🛠️ New Features
Interactive Deployment
- Service Selection: Choose specific services or deploy all with "select all" option
- Verbose Mode:
--verboseflag for detailed Ansible output - Non-Interactive Mode: Automated deployment using
.envconfiguration - Skip Options:
--skip-setupfor advanced users
Security Enhancements
- Vault Password Management: Secure encryption with user-defined passwords
- Default Password System: Centralized default passwords with easy customization
- Permission Management: Proper file permissions for sensitive data
- SSL Certificate Handling: Improved certificate validation and management
📁 File Structure Changes
New Files
config.py- Centralized configuration managementsetup_config.py- Interactive configuration setupvalidate_config.py- Configuration validationutils/colors.py- Terminal color utilitiesdefault_passwords.json- Service password templates.env.example- Environment configuration template.flake8- Code linting configuration
Updated Files
main.py- Complete rewrite with interactive deploymentpre-installation.sh- Enhanced with colors and file copyingREADME.md- Comprehensive documentation- All Ansible playbooks and roles updated for centralized configuration
🔄 Migration Notes
For Existing Users
- Backup Required: Backup your existing configuration before upgrading
- New Setup Process: Run
./pre-installation.shfollowed bypython3 main.py - Vault Migration: Existing passwords need to be migrated to new vault system
- Configuration: Review and update
.envfile with new variable structure
Breaking Changes
- Environment Variables: New
.envstructure with different variable names - Ansible Variables: All role defaults moved to centralized
group_vars/all.yml - Password Management: New vault-based password system
- Deployment Flow: Interactive setup replaces manual configuration
🐛 Bug Fixes
- Certificate Issues: Fixed empty
acme.jsonand certificate download URLs - Vault Password: Resolved duplicate password prompts during setup
- Validation Errors: Fixed "Auth value is required" validation issues
- Ansible Warnings: Eliminated duplicate key warnings and deprecation notices
📋 System Requirements
- Python: 3.8+ with virtual environment
- Ansible: 2.12+ with required collections
- Target Server: Ubuntu with SSH access
- Network: LAN connectivity between host and target
📦 Installation
Quick Start
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/iNethi/inethi.git
cd inethi
# Run pre-installation
./pre-installation.sh
# Activate virtual environment
source venv/bin/activate
# Start interactive deployment
python3 main.pyCommand Line Options
# Deploy specific services
python3 main.py --services nextcloud,jellyfin
# Deploy all services
python3 main.py --services all
# Skip system setup
python3 main.py --skip-setup
# Non-interactive mode
python3 main.py --non-interactive
# Verbose output
python3 main.py --verbose🔐 Security Notes
- All passwords are now stored in encrypted Ansible vault files
- Default passwords are provided but should be changed for production
- SSL certificates are automatically managed by Traefik
- File permissions are properly set for sensitive data
📞 Support
For issues and questions:
- Check the README.md for setup instructions
- Open an issue on GitHub for bugs or feature requests
- Reach out to keeganthomaswhite@gmail.com
This release represents a major milestone in making the iNethi platform more user-friendly, secure, and maintainable while maintaining all existing functionality.
v1.0.1
v1.0.1 of the iNethi builder includes the following services: Azuracast, dnsmasq, Grafana, InfluxDB, iNethi splash screen, Jellyfin, Keycloak, Kiwix, Moodle, Nextcloud, Prometheus, Radiusdesk, Traefik and WordPress.