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Getting Started with Odoo Server Deployment

This guide provides step-by-step instructions to deploy an Odoo server on DigitalOcean using Terraform and Cloudflare for DNS management.

Prerequisites

Before you start, ensure you have:

Setting Up Your terraform.tfvars File

Create a terraform.tfvars file in the project directory to securely store sensitive variables. Update the values as needed:

# DigitalOcean API token for managing cloud resources
digitalocean_token = "your_digitalocean_api_token"

# Cloudflare credentials for DNS management
cloudflare_api_token = "your_cloudflare_api_token"
cloudflare_zone_id   = "your_cloudflare_zone_id"

# SSH configuration
ssh_key_id           = "your_ssh_key_id"          # ID of your DigitalOcean SSH key
ssh_private_key_path = "~/.ssh/your_private_key"  # Path to your private SSH key
ssh_public_key       = "your_ssh_public_key"      # Public key content
specific_ip          = "your_ip_address"          # IP address allowed for SSH access

# Server and user settings
non_root_user        = "admin"                    # Non-root user for secure access
non_root_password    = "secure_password"          # Password for non-root user
db_host              = "localhost"                # Database host (typically localhost)
root_password        = "secure_root_password"     # Root password for server
admin_passwd         = "secure_odoo_admin_pass"   # Admin password for Odoo

# Database credentials
db_user              = "odoo_db_user"             # Database username for Odoo
db_password          = "secure_db_password"       # Database password

# Cloudflare DNS configuration
root_domain          = "example.com"              # Main domain
subdomain_name       = "subdomain"                # Subdomain for your application

# DigitalOcean project details
project_id           = "your_digitalocean_project_id"
droplet_name         = "your_droplet_name"        # Name for your DigitalOcean Droplet

Deployment Steps

  1. Clone the Repository:

    git clone https://github.com/CamiloCod3/autostack.git
cd autostack

  2. Set Script Permissions: Ensure that the autostack_setup.sh script is executable:

    chmod +x autostack_setup.sh

    For Windows users: Run this script in a WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) environment or any terminal supporting Bash.

  3. Run the Setup Script: Start the setup with autostack_setup.sh to handle the deployment automatically. The script will guide you through selecting a setup profile (minimal, standard, or hardcore) and configuring Terraform for deployment:

    ./autostack_setup.sh

  4. Verify the Deployment: Once the script completes, it will display the IP address and DNS records for accessing your Odoo server.

  5. To Remove the Setup: Run the following command to tear down the deployment:

    terraform destroy

Additional Information

  • DNS Management: Cloudflare manages DNS for the specified root and subdomains.
  • Security Features: The setup includes UFW firewall, Fail2Ban, and automated updates to enhance server security.
  • Nginx & SSL: Configured as a reverse proxy with SSL termination for secure access.
  • Logging: Setup logs are saved in /var/log/odoo_setup.log, with additional service-specific logs.

Conclusion

Your Odoo server should now be live on a DigitalOcean Droplet, with DNS managed via Cloudflare. The deployment includes essential security and configuration settings, making it suitable for production environments.