pyinfra TincA pyinfra deploy that installs & configures the Tinc mesh VPN. Developed & tested with:
A default install and configure of a Tinc network is shown below. Each of the three deploy functions is detailed below.
from pyinfra_tinc import configure_tinc, install_tinc, sync_tinc_configurations
SUDO = True
install_tinc(netname='vpn0')
configure_tinc(netname='vpn0')
sync_tinc_configurations(netname='vpn0')
install_tincThis deploy downloads, compiles & installs the tincd binary, along with any required deb/rpm packages required to do so. This uses the host.data.tinc_version variable.
configure_tincThis deploy generates the Tinc configuration directory and files.
sync_tinc_configurationsThis deploy syncs the host configuration files to all other hosts, which actually enables the tincd daemons to connect to each other and form the mesh network.
FAQs
Install & configure the Tinc mesh VPN with `pyinfra`.
We found that pyinfra-tinc demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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