The simple-plays collection contains some example inventory configurations and simple playbooks that may be run standalone or via Kubernetes.

• Simple Plays
  • Development & Releases
  • Inventories & Variables
  • Playbooks
    • File
    • DiscoverFiles
    • FileMessage

This repository has built-in automation using Travis for builds and releases of new material. The automation process uses release-it and has a generic logic in travis to enable any user to fork this repo and it will automatically build a properly semantically-versioned archive and release it as a Github Release.

Reference the release-it documentation for more information.

WIP - switch to the public oc-releaser

The inventories folder creates a set of inventories to run against a local or remote system. Use ansible-playbook -i to specify an inventory.

Variables provided by Kubernetes and the OperatorCollection specification are defaulted in the playbooks/vars folder. These values may need to be modified for local development on various branches or forks.

The playbooks provided also use vars_prompt to allow local execution and specifying values directly.

The playbooks and CustomResources provided by this OperatorCollection are listed below.

The file playbook is a simple example of executing a playbook to create or delete a file on a target system.

• Create (Provision)

  ansible-playbook playbooks/file.yml -i inventories/local.yml
  

• Delete (Deprovision)

  ansible-playbook playbooks/file.yml -i inventories/local.yml --extra-vars "action=delete"
  
  

The discover playbook connects to a system and populates Kubernetes with File CustomResources

• Discover

  ansible-playbook playbooks/discover.yml -i inventories/local.yml
  

The day2 playbook connects to a system and populates Kubernetes with File CustomResources

• Write to a file

  ansible-playbook playbooks/day2.yml -i inventories/local.yml