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Ansible repository to perform automatic tasks in Azure cloud.
To run Azure recipe, you should have Azure variable (credentials and location) set in environment or having vault file with authentication variables
The host running plays must have python3 installed and library in requirements.txt file
yum install python3-pip
or
apt install python3-pip
Then install required libraries
pip3 install -r requirements.txt --user
The host must also have following packages:
yum install sshpass azure-cli
or
apt install sshpass azure-cli
Give azure credentials in environment variables or with az command or using an encrypted vault file _creds.yml
---
azure_subscription_id: 5fc52367-fb6a-483d-a5ee-c1f218fa0dss
#Connect using AD account
azure_ad_user: user@domain.tld
azure_password: **************
#Connect using service principal
azure_client_id: a747fc62-38fa-453d-a5fa-ab3039a464cc
azure_secret: *******************************
azure_tenant: 893d20a5-1b00-47ed-9370-10f37cbf5t8a
...
And encrypt it with ansible-vault
example:
ansible-vault encrypt --vault-password-file ~/.ssh/creds/vault_password.txt inventory/group_vars/jumpboxes/_creds.yml
To run a playbook, we’ll use wrapper script run.sh To run default infrastructure playbook infra.yml who create all the infra
./run.sh -v
To run another playbook playbook.yml after default playbook
./run.sh -v playbook.yml
To only play another playbook playbook.yml
ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOK_FILE=playbook.yml ./run.sh -v
To only play another playbook (playbook.yml) against specific host host
ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOK_FILE=playbook.yml ./run.sh -v --limit host
We have a Dockerfile in order to generate a docker image to use it for running play in an controled environment.
docker build -t devops-docker .docker run -e -e "ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOK_FILE=playbook.yml" --entrypoint "./run.sh"
devops-docker -v --limit host