infraninja 0.2.3

ninja-level deployments designed to simplify infrastructure management and automate common tasks

🥷 InfraNinja ⚡ – Your Stealthy Infrastructure Ninja

Welcome to InfraNinja! 🎉 This project contains a comprehensive set of PyInfra deployments 🥷 used by Kalvad teams 🛠️, making them publicly available for everyone via PyPI! 🚀

These ninja-level deployments are designed to simplify infrastructure management and automate common tasks, helping you deploy services, configure security hardening, manage inventory, and more – fast and effortlessly! 💨

⚡️ Features

• 🌐 Automated Deployments: Deploy services like Netdata with precision and ease! 🥷
• 🛡️ Comprehensive Security: Advanced security hardening including SSH configuration, kernel hardening, firewall setup, malware detection, and intrusion detection systems
• 🧩 Modular Architecture: Reusable deployment modules organized by OS (Ubuntu, Alpine, FreeBSD) and functionality
• 🔗 Dynamic Inventory: Integration with Jinn API and Coolify for automated server inventory management
• 🛠️ Multi-OS Support: Compatible with Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, and FreeBSD
• 📋 Compliance Ready: Includes UAE IA compliance modules
• 📦 PyPI Ready: Available publicly on PyPI for smooth installation

🎯 Getting Started

To get started with InfraNinja, you can install it directly from PyPI:

pip install infraninja

Then, bring ninja-style automation to your infrastructure with simple imports:

from infraninja.netdata import deploy_netdata

🚀 Quick Examples

Basic Netdata Deployment

Deploy Netdata monitoring like a ninja 🥷:

from infraninja.netdata import deploy_netdata

deploy_netdata()

Security Hardening

Comprehensive security hardening across different OS types:

# SSH Hardening
from infraninja.security.common.ssh_hardening import ssh_hardening
ssh_hardening()

# Kernel Security
from infraninja.security.common.kernel_hardening import kernel_hardening  
kernel_hardening()

# Firewall Setup (Ubuntu)
from infraninja.security.ubuntu.fail2ban_setup import fail2ban_setup
fail2ban_setup()

# For Alpine Linux
from infraninja.security.alpine.fail2ban_setup import fail2ban_setup_alpine
fail2ban_setup_alpine()

Dynamic Inventory Management

Use Jinn API for dynamic server inventory:

from infraninja.inventory.jinn import Jinn

# Initialize with API credentials
jinn = Jinn(
    api_url="https://jinn-api.kalvad.cloud",
    api_key="your-api-key",
    groups=["production", "web"],
    tags=["nginx", "database"]
)

# Get filtered servers
servers = jinn.get_servers()

Use Coolify for container management:

from infraninja.inventory.coolify import Coolify

coolify = Coolify(
    api_url="https://coolify.example.com/api",
    api_key="your-api-key",
    tags=["prod", "staging"]
)

servers = coolify.get_servers()

📜 Available Deployments

InfraNinja provides comprehensive deployment modules organized by functionality:

🔍 Monitoring & Observability

• Netdata: Real-time performance monitoring and alerting

🛡️ Security Modules

Common Security (Cross-Platform)

• SSH Hardening: Secure SSH configuration with multiple security options
• Kernel Hardening: System-level security hardening
• Firewall Management: IPTables and NFTables configuration
• Network Security: ARP poisoning protection, secure routing controls
• Audit & Compliance: System auditing, UAE IA compliance modules

Ubuntu-Specific Security

• Fail2Ban: Intrusion prevention system
• AppArmor: Mandatory access controls
• ClamAV: Antivirus scanning
• Lynis: Security auditing tool
• Suricata: Network threat detection
• Chkrootkit: Rootkit detection

Alpine Linux Security

• Fail2Ban: Lightweight intrusion prevention
• ClamAV: Antivirus for Alpine
• Suricata: IDS for Alpine systems
• Security Tools: Alpine-optimized security utilities

🏗️ Infrastructure Management

• Jinn Integration: Dynamic inventory management via Jinn API
• Coolify Integration: Container orchestration platform integration
• SSH Key Management: Automated SSH key deployment and management
• System Updates: Multi-distribution package updates

🎛️ Utilities

• MOTD Customization: Dynamic message of the day
• Template System: Jinja2 templates for configuration files

🔧 Development & Testing

Want to add your own ninja-style improvements? Here's how to get started:

Setup Development Environment

git clone https://github.com/KalvadTech/infraninja.git
cd infraninja
pip install -r requirements.txt

Testing Your Deployments

Test your deployments locally using PyInfra:

# Test with local inventory
pyinfra @local your_deployment.py

# Test with dynamic inventory
pyinfra inventory.py your_deployment.py

# Test specific modules
pyinfra @vagrant/ubuntu infraninja.security.common.ssh_hardening

Running the Test Suite

# Run all tests
pytest

# Run specific test modules
pytest tests/inventory/
pytest tests/common/

# Run with coverage
pytest --cov=infraninja tests/

Building the Package

Create a distribution package:

python -m build

Using the Test Environment

The project includes a Vagrant-based test environment in the deploy/ directory:

cd deploy
vagrant up
vagrant ssh ubuntu   # or vagrant ssh alpine

📈 Project Status

• Current Version: 0.2.1
• Python Support: >=3.8
• License: MIT License
• Stability: Production Ready

🤝 Contributions

Contributions are welcome! 🎉 If you spot any bugs 🐛 or have ideas 💡 for cool new features, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request. The ninja squad would love to collaborate! 🤗

👨‍💻 Maintainers

• Mohammad Abu-khader 🥷 [e-mail]
• Loïc Tosser 🥷
• The skilled ninja team at KalvadTech 🛠️

🌟 Community & Support

• Repository: GitHub - KalvadTech/infraninja
• Issues: Report bugs and request features
• Discussions: Share your ninja deployments with the community

📝 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. 📝 Feel free to use it, modify it, and become an infrastructure ninja yourself! 🥷

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Stay stealthy and keep deploying like a ninja! 🥷💨🚀

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