CHANGELOG.md

Changelog

0.24.3 (Unreleased)

FEATURES:

• Implement the ability to install the NGINX Agent.
• Add Amazon Linux 2023 and Alpine Linux 3.19 to the list of NGINX Open Source and NGINX Plus tested and supported distributions.
• Remove Alpine Linux 3.15 from the list of NGINX Open Source and NGINX Plus tested and supported distributions.

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Allow strings in addition to a list when configuring logrotate.

BUG FIXES:

• Avoid re-copying the NGINX Amplify config file every time the role is run.
• Fix conditional statements should not include jinja2 templating warning.

CI/CD:

• Add Molecule tests for NGINX Amplify.
• Update the RHEL based tests to use the latest UBI release.
• Use the local role name (ansible-role-nginx) instead of the fully qualified role name (nginxinc.nginx) in Molecule to ensure tests always work as intended in environments where the role has been already installed beforehand.
• Implement F5 CLA signatures.

0.24.2 (October 3rd, 2023)

FEATURES:

• Add Alpine Linux 3.18 and Debian bookworm to the list of NGINX Plus tested and supported distributions.
• Remove Ubuntu kinetic from the list of NGINX OSS tested and supported distributions.
• Remove Alpine Linux 3.14 and Ubuntu bionic from the list of NGINX Plus tested and supported distributions.
• The geoip2 module for NGINX Plus is no longer supported on Amazon Linux.
• Add support for specific version for NGINX OSS install from source

CI/CD:

• Reimplement some platforms in the upgrade & downgrade Molecule scenarios since all platforms now have at least two releases.
• Replace the hardcoded NGINX version check in multiple Molecule scenarios with a dynamic NGINX version check.
• Explicitly specify the x86_64 platform in certain Molecule scenarios to avoid compatibility issues in ARM based computers.

0.24.1 (July 6, 2023)

FEATURES:

• Add Alpine Linux 3.18, Debian bookworm, and Ubuntu kinetic/lunar to the list of NGINX OSS tested and supported distributions.
• Remove Alpine Linux 3.14 from the list of NGINX OSS tested and supported distributions.
• Remove Alpine Linux 3.13 from the list of NGINX Plus tested and supported distributions.

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Refactor the OSS BSD installation process to consolidate tasks and avoid Ansible Lint warnings.
• Refactor handlers to avoid Ansible Lint warnings.
• Enable SELinux configuration tasks on Oracle Linux OS.
• Bump the Ansible ansible.posix collection to 1.5.4, community.general collection to 6.4.0, community.crypto collection to 2.14.1 and community.docker collection to 3.4.7.
• Oracle Linux 8 requires the Python python3.11-cryptography package for validating the NGINX Plus repository certificate.

BUG FIXES:

• Fix an issue with the platform validation logic where distribution versions ending in *.*0 would not be correctly identified.

CI/CD:

• Comment out the platform parameter out of Molecule tests. QEMU based tests are failing when trying to test the newest supported distribution.
• Split Ansible Lint into its own GitHub Actions job since Molecule no longer runs linters natively.
• Replace molecule[docker] with molecule and molecule-plugins[docker].
• Explicitly set the ansible-compat version.
• Add pre-releases to Release Drafter.

0.24.0 (January 29, 2023)

BREAKING CHANGES:

• When building from source the various libraries required to build NGINX from source, you will no longer need to specify the name of the package, only the version:

  pcre_version: pcre2-10.42

  is now:

  pcre_version: 10.42

• The nginx_install_source_<package>: false parameters have been reversed. Setting nginx_install_source_pcre: true will now build PCRE from source, instead of using the default package manager. The previous behavior was unintuitive at best.

FEATURES:

• Validate that various role variables have been set to one of the allowed values.
• Add support for the newer ndk and set-misc NGINX Plus dynamic modules and remove old code checks for distributions that are no longer supported.
• Add AlmaLinux, Oracle Linux and Rocky Linux to the list of NGINX OSS and NGINX Plus tested and supported distributions.
• Add Alpine Linux 3.17 to the NGINX list of tested and supported platforms.
• Remove Alpine Linux 3.13 from the list of NGINX OSS supported distributions.

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Standardize code from dot to array notation to keep in with the standards set by the other roles in the Ansible NGINX core collection.
• Bump the minimum version of Ansible core required to run the role to 2.12 (2.11 is no longer supported by Ansible).
• Improve validation of supported distributions when installing NGINX from the official repository.
• Bump the Ansible community.general collection to 6.2.0, community.crypto collection to 2.10.0 and community.docker collection to 3.4.0.
• Use the official GitHub repositories as the source for the various packages required to compile NGINX OSS from source.

BUG FIXES:

• Specifying a module version would result in an invalid package name on Alpine Linux.
• Fix the NGINX installation process when installing NGINX from a distribution's package repository in CentOS/RHEL 7 based distributions.
• Fix an issue when installing the GeoIP2 module on an UBI 7 container where the the libmaxminddb package dependency might not be available via yum (if it's not available, libmaxminddb is installed from an external source).
• GitHub Actions should now correctly skip *plus* scenarios only when the NGINX Plus license secrets are not present.
• Update the versions of the various packages required to build NGINX from source. The version of zlib listed in the role was no longer available.
• The ignore-tags GitHub Actions key does not exist. Replace it with the correct key, tags-ignore.
• Remove the arch option from the Debian family NGINX repository source. In its current form this prevented the role from working any platforms beyond x86_64/amd64 and aarch64/arm64.

TESTS:

• Update GitHub Actions to run on Ubuntu 22.04 (and thus support cgroups v2).
• Explicitly specify x86_64/amd64 as the platform used in the Amazon Linux 2/CentOS/Oracle Linux/RHEL 7/SLES 15 Molecule Docker images. This will ensure that tests work when run on different host architectures (e.g. newer Macbooks with aarch64/arm64 processors) when running tests in distributions that only support x86_64/amd64 (either due to lack of support for a cgroups v2 backport or due to lack of builds for aarch64/arm64).
• Explicitly test some distributions using aarch64 and s390x as the Molecule platform. This should ensure the role works as intended across the various architectures that are officially supported.
• Combine the module Molecule scenario with the default scenario.
• Add stable and version Molecule scenario.
• Add distribution Molecule scenario.
• Replace underscores with dashes in Molecule scenario names to improve naming consistency across the role.

0.23.2 (September 28, 2022)

FEATURES:

• Check NGINX Plus license is valid before trying to install NGINX Plus (this means the role now requires the community.crypto collection).
• Add Ubuntu jammy (22.04) to the NGINX list of tested and supported platforms.
• Add RHEL 9 to the NGINX list of tested and supported platforms.
• Add Alpine Linux 3.16 to the NGINX list of tested and supported platforms (and remove Alpine Linux 3.12).
• Add CODEOWNERS file.

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Add support for PCRE 2 and OpenSSL 3.0 (built from source) when building NGINX from source.
• Tweak Release Drafter config.
• Bump the Ansible community.general collection to 5.5.0, ansible.posix collection to 1.4.0 and community.docker collection to 3.1.0.
• Re-add Alpine Linux tests to downgrade Molecule scenarios.

BUG FIXES:

• Ensure gpg-agent is installed on Ubuntu/Debian to avoid APT key tasks failures.
• Always refresh the yum cache.
• The role can now correctly upgrade NGINX to the latest release on Alpine Linux.

TESTS:

• Update GitHub Actions to only skip *plus* scenarios when the NGINX Plus license secrets are not present (it used to only run the NGINX Plus test scenarios during internal PRs).
• Add SLES 15 to all Molecule tests.
• Create downgrade and upgrade tests for NGINX Plus.
• Remove Yamllint (Ansible Lint now incorporates Yamllint).
• Skip Ansible Lint line length and no templates in name rules. Slightly refactor code to incorporate changes added to Ansible Lint 6.7.0.

0.23.1 (April 6, 2022)

FEATURES:

• Add Molecule testing infrastructure for RHEL 7/8.
• Rename all modules to use the fully qualified collection name (FQCN) per Ansible guidelines.

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Bump the Ansible community.general collection to 4.7.0 and community.docker collection to 2.3.0.
• Streamline configuring SELinux.
• Add TimeoutStartSec parameter to Systemd template.
• Update Dependabot to trigger updates at the same time across all NGINX core roles at the same time and to avoid triggering release drafter on GitHub Actions dependency updates.

BUG FIXES:

Ansible check mode runs will no longer fail if NGINX has not yet been installed.

0.23.0 (February 16, 2022)

BREAKING CHANGES:

• CentOS 8 has reached EoL and has thus been removed from the list of supported platforms.
• The NGINX Plus cookie-flag module is no longer supported as of R26 and has been removed.
• Remove SELinux parameters deprecated since 0.17.

FEATURES:

• Backwards support for older versions of Ansible (e.g. Ansible <2.12).
• Update NGINX Amplify repositories to use Python 3 when possible.
• Add Alpine Linux 3.15 to the NGINX Plus list of tested and supported platforms (and remove Alpine Linux 3.11).

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Use pcre2 by default when possible.
• Bump the Ansible community.general collection to 4.4.0 and community.docker collection to 2.1.1.

BUG FIXES:

• The Molecule upgrade scenario verification test no longer has to be updated on each new NGINX OSS release.
• Add GPG key for Ubuntu Focal during APT repository setup.

0.22.0 (December 9, 2021)

BREAKING CHANGES:

• The nginx_state variable has been replaced with nginx_setup and instead of using present, absent, latest you should now use install, uninstall and upgrade.
• nginx_install variable is no more. Use nginx_enable instead.
• Ansible core 2.12 is now a minimum requirement for the role.

FEATURES:

• Pin repository data when installing NGINX OSS on Alpine and Debian distributions.
• You can now downgrade versions of NGINX and switch from stable to mainline and viceversa. You will need to specify the NGINX branch and version you wish to install when tweaking versions.
• Add Alpine Linux 3.15 to the NGINX OSS list of tested and supported platforms (and remove Alpine Linux 3.11).

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Bump the Ansible community.general collection to 4.1.0 and community.docker collection to 2.0.2.

BUG FIXES:

• When building NGINX from source, the original source FTP repository ftp.pcre.org is not available anymore, according to http://pcre.org. The FTP repository has been updated to use ftp.exim.org instead.
• Uninstalling NGINX should now work correctly under most scenarios.

0.21.3 (October 25, 2021)

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Change Dependabot frequency from daily to weekly.
• Minor touch-up of GitHub Actions workflows.

0.21.2 (October 7, 2021)

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Remove RHEL/CentOS 6 task specific parameters given those platforms have reached EOL.
• Change Ansible Lint exceptions from using an ID identifier to a text identifier.
• Move non NGINX specific dependencies from the role into the Molecule Dockerfile.

BUG FIXES:

• Always update NGINX dependencies to the latest available version to avoid outdated dependency issues (e.g. outdated CA certificates).
• The Check NGINX handler should now be run in the correct directory in BSD systems.

0.21.1 (September 29, 2021)

FEATURES:

Support installing NGINX OSS in Amazon Linux.

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Update the README and Ansible metadata matrix of supported distributions for NGINX OSS and NGINX Plus.
• Update the Molecule tests to include the newly supported distributions and remove distributions that are no longer supported for NGINX OSS and NGINX Plus.
• Bump the Ansible community.general collection to 3.7.0, ansible.posix collection to 1.3.0 and community.docker collection to 1.9.1.

0.21.0 (August 11, 2021)

BREAKING CHANGES:

Remove the deprecation warning in the README detailing the advent of the NGINX Core Ansible collection and the subsequent splitting from this role of the Ansible NGINX Config role and the Ansible NGINX Unit role.

FEATURES:

• Add a nginx_manage_repo feature flag which allows disabling NGINX repo management by this role.
• Add a nginx_install_epel_release feature flag which allows epel-release to not be installed by this role if so desired.

ENHANCEMENTS:

Bump the Ansible community.general collection to 3.5.0 and community.docker collection to 1.9.0.

0.20.0 (June 9, 2021)

BREAKING CHANGES:

• The NGINX Plus repository has been updated. This might cause some issues when running the role on an instance that already has NGINX Plus installed. Starting with NGINX Plus R25, you will need to install NGINX Plus using release 0.20.0. If you are trying to install R23, please use release 0.19.2. NGINX Plus R24 should work with both release 0.19.2 and 0.20.0.
• The NGINX Plus modsecurity module is no longer supported by this role. Until NGINX Plus R25 is released, you might keep using release 0.19.2 if you wish to install modsecurity.

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Replace Ansible base with Ansible core. Ansible core will be the "core" Ansible release moving forward from Ansible 2.11.
• Update GitHub Actions to add a workflow dispatch option.
• Replace "yes"/"no" boolean values with "true"/"false" to comply with YAML spec 1.2.
• Bump the Ansible community.general collection to 3.2.0 and community.docker collection to 1.7.0.

BUG FIXES:

Change the url used to grep the latest NGINX version when installing from source. This should avoid the source install failing whenever the stable release is higher than the latest mainline.

0.19.2 (April 28, 2021)

FEATURES:

• Replace Ansible community distribution with Ansible base and add the necessary extra collections as a dependency requirement. For reference, these are:

  ---
  collections:
    - name: community.general
      version: 3.0.0
    - name: ansible.posix
      version: 1.2.0
    - name: community.docker  # This collection is only used as part of the Molecule testing suite
      version: 1.5.0

• Explicitly list Jinja2 2.11.3 as a requirement, as well as detail the minimum supported version (2.11.x).

• Add support for Dependabot.

• Initial implementation of Release Drafter.

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Only run GitHub Actions Galaxy CI/CD workflow when a new release is published.
• Add Alpine 3.13 to the list of NGINX Plus supported platforms.
• Specify GitHub Actions Ubuntu release.
• Minor GitHub template tweaks, including the creation of a SECURITY doc.
• Add Molecule NGINX OSS tests for Alpine 3.13, remove Molecule tests for Debian stretch, and update list of supported platforms.
• Update Ansible base to 2.10.8, Ansible Lint to 5.0.7, Molecule to 3.3.0, Yamllint to 1.26.1 and Docker Python SDK to 5.0.0.
• Consolidate Molecule testing scenarios to address changes introduced in Ansible Lint 5.*.
• Override of systemd Restart value by using proper nginx_service_restart variable.

BUG FIXES:

• Add state parameter to package module in Molecule verification tests.
• Change the command directory when running the NGINX configuration check handler to prevent edge case errors when the handler is run from a directory that the NGINX process' user does not have access to.

0.19.1 (January 11, 2021)

ENHANCEMENTS:

• The GitHub Actions Molecule CI/CD workflow should now correctly avoid running 'plus' related tests on external PRs.
• Update Ansible base to 2.10.4, Ansible to 2.10.5, Molecule to 3.2.2 and Docker Python SDK to 4.4.1.
• Update copyright notice.

0.19.0 (December 23, 2020)

BREAKING CHANGES:

The NGINX configuration functionalities included in this role have been removed as of release 0.19.0. There now is a separate role to manage and create NGINX configurations available here. Any new issues or PRs related to configuring NGINX should be submitted in the new NGINX configuration Ansible role repository. New issues or PRs related to configuring NGINX submitted in this repository will not be worked on.

ENHANCEMENTS:

The GitHub Actions Molecule CI/CD workflow is no longer run on a new release (this is not necessary since it already runs on every push).

0.18.2 (December 22, 2020)

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Update Molecule to 3.2.1 and Docker Python SDK to 4.4.0.
• Add Alpine 3.12 to supported platforms for NGINX Plus.
• Remove Alpine 3.9 and CentOS/RHEL 6 from supported platforms due to EOL.
• Replace TravisCI with GitHub Actions.

0.18.1 (November 17, 2020)

ENHANCEMENTS:

Switch NGINX keysites and OSS default repository data from a dictionary to individual variables to prevent potential issues arisen from Jinja2 dictionary run-time evaluations.

BUG FIXES:

Fix issue whereas SELinux state would not be correctly set back to enforcing when nginx_selinux: true.

0.18.0 (November 13, 2020)

BREAKING CHANGES:

The NGINX Unit functionalities included in this role have been removed as of release 0.18.0. There now is a separate role to install NGINX Unit available here. Any new issues or PRs related to NGINX Unit should be submitted in the new NGINX Unit Ansible role repository. New issues or PRs related to NGINX Unit submitted in this repository will not be worked on.

0.17.4 (November 12, 2020)

ENHANCEMENTS:

Implement a new syntax to specify modules to be installed. You can now use the following format if you want further fine grained control over how you install modules:

- name: njs  # Required
  state: present  # Optional
  version: =1.19.4+0.4.4-1~bionic  # Optional

The old method of specifying modules (using a list of names) still works as expected.

0.17.3 (November 9, 2020)

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Add survey to README.
• Improve README structure and use tables where relevant.
• Update Ansible (now Ansible base) to 2.10.3, Ansible (now Ansible Community Distribution) to 2.10.3, Ansible Lint to 4.3.7, Molecule to 3.1.5, and Yamllint to 1.25.0.
• Optimize NGINX Plus install/remove tasks.

BUG FIXES:

• Prevent TravisCI from trying to build (and failing) NGINX Plus images on external PRs.
• Fix naming for SELinux facts dictionary.
• Role now runs correctly when using Ansible's check mode.
• Removing the NGINX Plus license in RHEL based distros should no longer return a repository not found error.
• Fix issue when removing NGINX Plus license on some distributions.
• Fix Amazon Linux NGINX Plus install while at it.

0.17.2 (September 24, 2020)

BUG FIXES:

Fix an issue where sometimes the role handlers will fail in distros where NGINX is not started upon installation.

0.17.1 (September 22, 2020)

ENHANCEMENTS:

• The role will no longer fail automatically on unsupported platforms, but the error message will still be displayed.
• The Check NGINX handler now always outputs an ok state instead of changed since it's a read-only operation with no traceable changes.

0.17.0 (September 20, 2020)

BREAKING CHANGES:

• The process to install modules has changed. You will now have to use a list variable, nginx_modules, instead of manually setting the modules you want to install to true or false. This change will also simplify adding future supported modules to this role. You can find a list of supported modules for NGINX and NGINX Plus in vars/main.yml.
• Modules can no longer be added to your NGINX config using this role. Please use the nginx_config role instead.
• Changed nginx_configure default value from true to false to further promote the adoption of the NGINX config role.

FEATURES:

• A new variable has been introduced:
  • nginx_setup_license -- Determine whether you want to use this role to upload your NGINX license to your target host.
• The role will now fail automatically if you try to deploy NGINX from an official repository in an unsupported distribution. You can find a list of supported distributions for NGINX and NGINX Plus in vars/main.yml
• Three new tags have been introduced -- nginx_setup_license, nginx_enable and nginx_check_support.
• Add Alpine 3.12 to the list of supported platforms.
• Remove Alpine 3.8 from the list of supported platforms.
• Add NGINX Plus tests to TravisCI

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Added handlers to check for NGINX syntax validity and fail if any errors are detected.
• Switch to using ansible_facts wherever possible.
• Major backend refactoring to reduce the number of files and tasks.
• You can now specify an nginx_repository for NGINX Plus too.
• Moved "constant" variables to vars/main.yml.
• Included deprecation warnings in task names and files.
• Improved tasks naming conventions.
• Update Ansible to 2.9.13 and Ansible Lint to 4.3.5.

BUG FIXES:

• NGINX Plus repository data for RHEL based distros is now appropriately set.
• Building NGINX from source should now work as expected in CentOS/RHEL 6 systems running Python 2.6 or earlier versions of 2.7.

0.16.0 (August 28, 2020)

BREAKING CHANGES:

The Debian and Ubuntu repositories have slightly changed. You may run into some duplication issues when running the role on a preexisting target that already has had NGINX installed using the role. To fix this, manually remove the old repository source.

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Update Ansible to 2.9.12 and Ansible Lint to 4.3.2.
• Explicitly define mode in relevant tasks.
• Explicitly define the nginx apt_repository filename in Debian based distros.

FEATURES:

TravisCI now always uses the latest version of Docker.

BUG FIXES:

Building OpenSSL from source should now work properly in CentOS 8.

0.15.0 (August 20, 2020)

DEPRECATION WARNING:

With the advent of Ansible collections and to reduce the overhead of this role, the decision has been made to split this role into three smaller roles:

• The NGINX Ansible role will keep working as is and be used to install and setup NGINX.
• There now is a separate role to manage and create NGINX configurations available here. Any new issues or PRs related to configuring NGINX should be submitted in the new NGINX Config repository. New issues or PRs related to configuring NGINX submitted in this repository will not be worked on. The NGINX configuration functionalities included in this role will be removed in an upcoming release.
• NGINX Unit now has a separate role available here. Any new issues or PRs related to NGINX Unit should be submitted in the new NGINX Unit repository. New issues or PRs related to NGINX Unit submitted in this repository will not be worked on. The NGINX Unit functionalities included in this role will be removed in an upcoming release.

BREAKING CHANGES:

• The Debian and Ubuntu repositories have slightly changed. You may run into some duplication issues when running the role on a preexisting target that already has had NGINX installed using the role. To fix this, manually remove the old repository source.

• If you use custom_options you will now need to manually end each directive with a semicolon.

• The status directive is no longer supported in NGINX Plus, and the stub_status directive has been reworked into a template.

• The listen directive structure in the stream template has been updated to the listen directive structure found in the http template. You can now specify multiple listen directives in the same server block as well as include any extra listen options you might need.

  Old configuration example

  listen_address: localhost
  listen_port: 80
  udp_enable: false

  New configuration example

  listen:
    listen_localhost:
      ip: 0.0.0.0  # Wrap in square brackets for IPv6 addresses
      port: 80
      ssl: false
      opts: []  # Listen opts like udp which will be added (ssl is automatically added if you specify 'ssl:').

  The one major change is that instead of using udp_enable: true you will now need to use opts: [udp] if you wish to enable udp.

FEATURES:

• Add support to configure logrotate.
• Add support for Ubuntu Focal.
• Add support to configure SELinux.
• Two new variables have been introduced -- nginx_enable and nginx_configure -- to let you choose whether you want to install NGINX, configure NGINX, or both.

ENHANCEMENTS:

• Molecule tests using Testinfra have been migrated to use Ansible instead.
• The role now uses include_tasks instead of import_tasks when possible to speed up the role's execution time.
• Improve configuration cleanup capabilities. You can now remove all *.conf files in a given directory, or specify a list of files you wish to delete.
• Improve configuration templating capabilities:
  • Add support for unix upstreams.
  • Add PID templating option.
  • Add support for down parameter in upstreams.
  • Add option for custom error pages.
  • Add SSL support to stream contexts.

BUG FIXES:

• nginx_debug_output would sometimes fail if NGINX had not been automatically started by the system upon installation.
• If http_demo_conf was undefined the web server template interpolation would fail.

0.14.0 (April 22, 2020)

This is a relatively minor release, but it includes a potential breaking change (hence the version bump). The one major new feature is the ability to install/build NGINX Open Source from source.

BREAKING CHANGES:

The NGINX Controller agent can no longer be installed using this role. Please use the Ansible collection linked in the README.

FEATURES:

• Install/build NGINX from source options now available.
• Implement NGINX http sub module templating.
• NGINX config is now correctly validated each run.
• SSL Private Key data is hidden when running the role with the --diff flag.

BUG FIXES:

• The role should no longer sporadically cause apt update to fail in amd64 systems when installing NGINX from an official repository.
• Modules should now correctly install when using a specific NGINX Plus version.

0.13.0 (December 13, 2019)

BREAKING CHANGES:

• The new listen templating options are not backwards with the previous listen templating options. Check the README or molecule/template_module/playbook.yml for examples on how to use the new listen template.
• BSD and Linux NGINX installation tasks have undergone some major changes. As such, you may have to update your playbooks accordingly.

FEATURES:

• Improve NGINX http templating:
  • Multiple server support in HTTP contexts.
  • Header support.
  • OCSP stapling.
  • Improved proxy settings.
  • Logging settings.
  • Improved SSL settings.
  • Improved authentication settings.
  • Max body size support.
  • Improved listen templating.
• Switch to Molecule for testing.
• Add support for Debian Buster.
• Support for specifying which version of NGINX to install.
• Split default variables into multiple functional files.
• Improve support for Alpine distributions.
• Support for updating or removing NGINX from your system.
• Implemented tags to support running specific tasks instead of the whole role.

BUG FIXES:

• Module installation when using NGINX Plus has been fixed.
• Websockets templating has been reenabled after being accidentally deleted.
• When deleting your NGINX Plus license from the system, the NGINX Plus repository will also be deleted to prevent issues further down the line if you run a repository update since there will not be a license anymore to authenticate into the NGINX Plus repository.

0.12.0 (May 22, 2019)

FEATURES:

Improve NGINX http templating - following parameters are now supported:

• Websockets.
• Basic authentication.
• Proxy cache.
• Proxy redirect.
• Proxy timeouts.
• SSL.
• Root (in server context).
• Add basic NGINX stream templating.
• Add support for RHEL 8 and Alpine Linux.

BUG FIXES:

Fix module installation tasks.

0.11.0 (Januray 14, 2019)

FEATURES:

• Allow setting a custom apt and rpm signing key host.
• Add support for enabling an http to https redirects.
• Add ansible_managed to templates.
• Rename html_app_name to web_server_name.
• Rename load_balancer block to reverse_proxy.
• Allow setting the listen port when using SSL.
• Improve SSL defaults.
• Allow setting http or https server locations in proxy_pass.

BUG FIXES:

• Ignore undefined values for autoindex and health check.
• Clarify that the redirect variable refers to a http to https redirect.

0.10.1 (November 26, 2018)

BUG FIXES:

Fix HTML template to use correct variable name.

0.10.0 (November 26, 2018)

FEATURES:

Improve templating support for health checks, multiple location blocks, and auto indexing.

BUG FIXES:

• Fetching the NGINX signing key is now more reliable.
• Fixed HTML templating.

0.9.0 (October 18, 2018)

FEATURES:

• Refactor NGINX templating and file uploading.
• Add ability to upload and template HTML files.
• Add ability to upload SSL keys and certificates.

0.8.0 (September 17, 2018)

FEATURES:

• Add ability to install NGINX Plus Controller agent.
• Refactor installation of NGINX Amplify agent.
• Rename variables to be prefixed with nginx_.

BUG FIXES:

Correct spelling of name in tasks/prerequisites/setup-debian.yml.

0.7.1 (August 21, 2018)

FEATURES:

Add enabled parameter to NGINX and NGINX Unit handlers.

0.7.0 (August 4, 2018)

FEATURES:

• Add Amazon Linux 2 support for NGINX Plus.
• Add ability to delete NGINX Plus license after installation.

BUG FIXES:

• GeoIP module can now be properly installed.
• Module installation will no longer fail if only one module is specified.

0.6.0 (July 19, 2018)

FEATURES:

• Improve NGINX Unit related documentation.
• Add FreeBSD and Amazon Linux 2 support for NGINX Unit.
• Allow users to install NGINX Unit without having to also install NGINX.

0.5.0 (June 28, 2018)

FEATURES:

Add support for NGINX Unit.

0.4.0 (May 25, 2018)

FEATURES:

• Implement support for FreeBSD.
• Allow users to select the default NGINX repository.

0.3.0 (April 19, 2018)

FEATURES:

Improve Travis CI testing strategy.

BUG FIXES:

Fix templating and push tasks.

0.2.0 (April 12, 2018)

FEATURES:

Add support for all first party NGINX modules.

BUG FIXES:

• Role should now work correctly in distros with old versions of Python.
• Rest API configuration will now only be created when rest_api_enable is set to true (an empty file would be created in previous versions if rest_api_enable was set to false).
• Uploading/dynamically generating files should now result in the files being uploaded/created to/in the correct directory.

0.1.0 - Initial release (Januray 26, 2018)

Initial release of the NGINX Ansible role. Features include:

• Install NGINX Open Source or NGINX Plus.
• Choose between stable or mainline NGINX Open Source.
• Install NGINX Amplify.
• Install NGINX Javascript, Perl, and ModSecurity WAF NGINX modules.
• Enable the NGINX Plus REST API and dashboard.
• Upload NGINX configuration files.
• Templated NGINX configuration system.