It is recommended that you fork this repo and experiment with your own changes.

This repository contains automation for OCP, AAP, and OCP Virtualization provisioning. All playbooks are not needed to start provisioning, they are only included for readers that are potentially unfamilar with parts of the platform. The Openshift Virtualization inventories and playbooks can easily be integrated into a pre-existing AAP Project and Inventory in your instance without running the configure-aap playbook.

An Openshift cluster running:

• Openshift Virtualization Operator
• Ansible Automation Platform Operator

It is assumed in this exercise that AAP and the Openshift Virtualization VMs all use the internal cluster network. That said, the steps should be similar if you are utilizing an external AAP and use Multus on the OCP cluster, provided you update the inventory plugin to query for the external network interfaces on the VMs.

#TODO, show example ansible.cfg

cd openshift-serviceaccount-manifests
vim kustomization.yaml # Set namespace if required
oc apply -k .
oc create token virtualmachine-deployer -n <namespace> --duration=$((365*24))h
oc create token virtualmachine-reader -n <namespace> --duration=$((365*24))h

In production, it is recommended to use a service account or token for configuring AAP as code

cp aap_vars.yml.example aap_vars.yml
vim aap_vars.yml

If you forked this repo, update the git_repo field to your fork

---
ocp_api: https://api.openshift.cluster:6443
inventory_sa_token: "changeme"
provisioner_sa_token: "changeme"
git_repo: https://github.com/David-Igou/aap-ocpvirt-provisioning.git
aap_organization: igou
ansible_user: cloud-user
ansible_user_private_key: |-
  -----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----
  -----END OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----
ansible_user_public_key: "ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIFPs4Ix5OQSAQnC/TLjxVGyzX+1ClHpWE2+6sT6ufVGR"
controller_hostname: https://aap.apps.openshift.cluster
controller_username: cac-user
controller_password: "foobar"

If you are working in a multi-tenant environment, you might want to update the inventory plugin to only discover VirtualMachines from certain namespaces, for example:

---
plugin: redhat.openshift_virtualization.kubevirt
connections:
  - namespaces:
      - igou

To configure your AAP instance, create an SCM Project using your forked repository, and then create supporting objects

ansible-galaxy install -r requirements.yml
ansible-playbook playbooks/configure-aap.yml -i inventory

If you have an execution environment containing the dependencies, you can use it in Ansible Navigator by running:

ansible-navigator run playbooks/aap/configure-aap.yml -e "@aap_vars.yml" -i inventory/

When your Inventory and SCM source are configured,