ansible-role-vic

Install and manage vSphere Integrated Containers

VIC has 3 components:

vic-engine support only runs on linux hosts, though the vic-machine binaries can support OSX and Windows
harbor not yet supported
admiral not yet supported

Requirements:

This rolle only runs on linux hosts, though the vic-machine binaries can support OSX and Windows

vic-engine requires the following installed:

openssl
awk, mawk, or gawk

The vic OVA must already be local to the machine you are running the role against.

Role Variables

Many of these variables are described in the vic appliance installation guide.
Go there for in depth descriptions of the variables

You really should set these:

All passwords ought to be set! Note root ssh access is off by default. Change that using vic_permit_root_login

vic_root_password: this_is_a_bad_password
vic_registry_db_password: this_is_a_bad_password
vic_registry_admin_password: this_is_a_bad_password

If you want specific networking setting for the VIC server, specify them using these vars. Leaving them unset should use DHCP to boot the server.

vic_network_fqdn: localhost.localdomain
vic_network_searchpath:
vic_network_dns:
vic_network_gateway:
vic_network_netmask0:
vic_network_ip0:

Validate certs for the url we download vic from? Default is false, but should be True in production.

vic_download_validate_certs: False

To configure SSL certificates for harbor (registry), admiral (management), and the fileserver use these. If none are set, self-signed certs will be created.

vic_registry_ssl_cert:
vic_registry_ssl_cert_key:
vic_management_portal_ssl_cert:
vic_management_portal_ssl_cert_key:
vic_fileserver_ssl_cert:
vic_fileserver_ssl_cert_key:

Defaults for these are reasonable, so probably no need to change:

Specific version of VIC to install and run

vic_version: "1.1.0"

Where VIC files will be installed

vic_install_path: /opt

Generally shouldn't need to update this, any VIC version found at this url ought to be usable.
If you're installing the VIC appliance, we'll use the locally hosted version instead of this url.

vic_download_url: "https://bintray.com/vmware/vic/download_file?file_path=vic_{{ vic_version }}.tar.gz"

To (dis)allow ssh into the VIC server as root

vic_permit_root_login: False

Alternatives not tested... you probably shouldn't change them.

vic_poweron: True
vic_registry_gc_enabled: False

To change ports of the various components:

vic_registry_port: 443
vic_registry_notary_port: 4443
vic_management_portal_port: 8282
vic_fileserver_port: 9443

Temporary storage for downloads

vic_tmp: /tmp

Change these to create/delete VIC Container Hosts

List of of vic hosts create. Each key/value pair will be passed to the vic-machine create as-is, so any configuration supported by vic-machine should be supported here

Examples

See vsphere-install.yml for good examples of deploying against vcenter.

Example, create a vch

vic_controller_hosts:
  - name: test
    timeout: 5m
    target: https://vcenter.corp.local/Goddard
    user: [email protected]
    password: 'some_password'
    tls-cname: test1.home.local
    image-store: esx-a-ssd
    bridge-network: bridge-vic1
    compute-resource: BasementLab
    thumbprint: "29:03:72:8B:73:ED:D8:B6:D7:36:E8:EE:4F:1D:91:DE:9A:2C:3D:4A"
    bridge-network-range: 172.16.0.0/12
    management-network: Management
    management-network-gateway: 0.0.0.0/0:192.168.1.254
    management-network-ip: 192.168.1.19/24
    dns-server: 192.168.1.1
    public-network: VMNet
    organization: tscanlan
    volume-store: "esx-a-ssd/test1-volumes:default"

List of of vic hosts delete each key/value pair will be passed to the vic-machine create as-is, so any configuration supported by vic-machine delete should be supported here

Example, delete two vch

vic_controller_hosts_delete:
  - name: test3
    timeout: 5m
    target: https://vcenter.corp.local/Goddard
    user: [email protected]
    password: 'some_password'
    thumbprint: "29:03:72:8B:73:ED:D8:B6:D7:36:E8:EE:4F:1D:91:DE:9A:2C:3D:4A"
  - name: test4
    timeout: 5m
    target: https://vcenter.corp.local/Goddard
    user: [email protected]
    password: 'some_password'
    thumbprint: "29:03:72:8B:73:ED:D8:B6:D7:36:E8:EE:4F:1D:91:DE:9A:2C:3D:4A"

Example Playbook

Including an example of how to use your role (for instance, with variables passed in as parameters) is always nice for users too:

- hosts: all
  roles:
    - role: vic
  vars:
    vic_controller_hosts:
      - name: test1
        timeout: 5m
        target: https://192.168.1.9/Goddard
        user: [email protected]
        password: 'some_password'
        tls-cname: test1.home.local
        image-store: esx-a-ssd
        bridge-network: bridge-vic1
        compute-resource: BasementLab
        thumbprint: "29:03:72:8B:73:ED:D8:B6:D7:36:E8:EE:4F:1D:91:DE:9A:2C:3D:4A"
        bridge-network-range: 172.16.0.0/12
        management-network: Management
        management-network-gateway: 0.0.0.0/0:192.168.1.254
        management-network-ip: 192.168.1.19/24
        dns-server: 192.168.1.1
        public-network: VMNet
        organization: tscanlan
        volume-store: "esx-a-ssd/test1-volumes:default"

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Requirements:

Role Variables

You really should set these:

Defaults for these are reasonable, so probably no need to change:

Alternatives not tested... you probably shouldn't change them.

Change these to create/delete VIC Container Hosts

Examples

Example, create a vch

Example, delete two vch

Example Playbook

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