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- data/lib/kitchen-ansible/version.rb +6 -6
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- data/lib/kitchen/provisioner/ansible/os/redhat.rb +80 -80
- data/lib/kitchen/provisioner/ansible/os/suse.rb +44 -44
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# Ansible Install Options
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Kitchen-ansible is very flexible in how it installs ansible:
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# Provisioner Options
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additional_copy_role_path | | Arbitrary array of files and directories to copy into test environment and are appended to the ANSIBLE_ROLES_PATH env var when running ansible. See below section Copying Additional Files
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ansible_apt_repo | ppa:ansible/ansible | `apt` repo; see `https://launchpad.net` `/~ansible/+archive/ubuntu/ansible` or `rquillo/ansible`
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ansible_binary_path | NULL | If specified this will override the location where `kitchen` tries to run `ansible-playbook` from, i.e. `ansible_binary_path: /usr/local/bin`
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ansible_check | false | Sets the `--check` flag when running Ansible
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ansible_connection | local | use `ssh` if the host is not `localhost` (Linux) or `winrm` (Windows) or `none` if defined in inventory
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# Ansible Install Options
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Installs using the omnibus_ansible script specified in the ansible_omnibus_url parameter and passes the ansible_version if specied as -v option.
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Install require packages and download the ansible source from github from master or from a branch specified in the parameter install_source_rev.
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Install require packages and then installs ansible using the python pip command and ansible version must be specified. This allows a specific version of ansible to be installed.
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Installs from the operation system repository only with the ansible version that is in the particular repository and will use the ansible_version in the package name where appropriate.
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NOTE: Set to ansible_package_name to 'ansible' when installing from the CentOS/Redhat extras repo, instead of the EPEL.
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additional_copy_path | | Arbitrary array of files and directories to copy into test environment e.g. vars or included playbooks. See below section Copying Additional Files
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additional_copy_role_path | | Arbitrary array of files and directories to copy into test environment and are appended to the ANSIBLE_ROLES_PATH env var when running ansible. See below section Copying Additional Files
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additional_ssh_private_keys | | List of additional ssh private key files to be added to ~/.ssh
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ansible_apt_repo | ppa:ansible/ansible | `apt` repo; see `https://launchpad.net` `/~ansible/+archive/ubuntu/ansible` or `rquillo/ansible`
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ansible_binary_path | NULL | If specified this will override the location where `kitchen` tries to run `ansible-playbook` from, i.e. `ansible_binary_path: /usr/local/bin`
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ansible_check | false | Sets the `--check` flag when running Ansible
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ansible_connection | local | use `ssh` if the host is not `localhost` (Linux) or `winrm` (Windows) or `none` if defined in inventory
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ansible_cfg_path | ansible.cfg | location of custom ansible.cfg to get copied into test environment
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ansible_cfg_overwrite | true | whether the ansible.cfg in the test environment should be overwritten or not.
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ansible_diff | false | Sets the `--diff` flag when running Ansible
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ansible_extra_flags | | Additional options to pass to ansible-playbook, e.g. `'--skip-tags=redis'`
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ansible_host_key_checking | true | Strict host key checking in ssh
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ansible_inventory | | Static or dynamic inventory file or directory or 'none' if defined in `ansible.cfg`
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ansible_limit | | Further limits the selected host/group patterns
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ansible_omnibus_remote_path | /opt/ansible | Server installation location of an Omnibus Ansible install
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ansible_omnibus_url | `https://raw.githubusercontent.com` `/neillturner/omnibus-ansible` `/master/ansible_install.sh` | Omnibus Ansible install location
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ansible_package_name | | Set to ansible when installing from the CentOS/Redhat extras repo, instead of the EPEL.
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ansible_platform | Naively tries to determine | OS platform of server
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ansible_playbook_command | | Override the Ansible playbook command
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ansible_sles_repo | `http://download.opensuse.org/repositories` `/systemsmanagement/SLE_12` `/systemsmanagement.repo` | Zypper SuSE Ansible repo
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ansible_source_url | `git://github.com/ansible/ansible.git` | Git URL of Ansible source
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ansible_source_rev | | Branch or tag to install Ansible source
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ansible_sudo | true | Determines whether `ansible-playbook` is executed as root or as the current authenticated user
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ansible_vault_password_file | | Path to Ansible Vault password file. Can also be an array of files.
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ansible_verbose | false | Extra information logging
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ansible_verbosity | 1 | Sets the verbosity flag appropriately, e.g.: `1 => '-v', 2 => '-vv', 3 => '-vvv' ...`. Valid values are: `1, 2, 3, 4` or `:info, :warn, :debug, :trace`
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ansible_version | latest | Desired version, only affects `apt-get` installs
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ansible_yum_repo | nil | `yum` repo for EL platforms
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ansiblefile_path | | Path to Ansiblefile
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callback_plugins_path | callback_plugins | Ansible repo `callback_plugins` directory
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chef_bootstrap_url | `https://www.chef.io/chef/install.sh` | The Chef install
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custom_pre_install_command | nil | Custom shell command to be used at beginning of install stage. Can be multiline.
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custom_pre_play_command | nil | Custom shell command to be used before the ansible play stage. Can be multiline. See examples below.
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custom_post_install_command | nil | Custom shell command to be used at after the install stage. Can be multiline.
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custom_post_play_command | nil | Custom shell command to be used after the ansible play stage. Can be multiline. See examples below.
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enable_yum_epel | false | Enable the `yum` EPEL repo
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env_vars | Hash.new | Hash to set environment variable to use with `ansible-playbook` command
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extra_vars | Hash.new | Hash to set the `extra_vars` passed to `ansible-playbook` command
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extra_vars_file | nil | file containing environment variables e.g. `private_vars/production.yml site.yml` Don't prefix with a @ sign.
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filter_plugins_path | filter_plugins | Ansible repo `filter_plugins` directory
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galaxy_ignore_certs | false | Ignore certificate errors when installing roles with ansible-galaxy.
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group_vars_path | group_vars | Ansible repo group_vars directory
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host_vars_path | host_vars | Ansible repo hosts directory
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hosts | | Create Ansible hosts file for localhost with this server group or list of groups
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http_proxy | nil | Use HTTP proxy when installing Ansible, packages and running Ansible
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https_proxy | nil | Use HTTPS proxy when installing Ansible, packages and running Ansible
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idempotency_test | false | Enable to test Ansible playbook idempotency
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idempotency_tags | [] | Adds a `--tags` parameter with the specified tags to the second invocation of `ansible-playbook` when `idempotency_test` is set to `true`
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idempotency_skip_tags | [] | Adds a `--skip-tags` parameter with the specified tags to the second invocation of `ansible-playbook` when `idempotency_test` is set to `true`
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ignore_extensions_from_root | ['.pyc'] | allow extensions to be ignored when copying from roles using additional_copy_role_path or doing recursive_additional_copy_path
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ignore_paths_from_root | [] | allow extra paths to be ignored when copying from roles using additional_copy_role_path or using recursive_additional_copy_path
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kerberos_conf_file | | Path of krb5.conf file using in Windows support
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keep_playbook_path | false | Keep directory structure of `playbook`, e.g. when including vars with relativ paths from playbook
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library_plugins_path | library | Ansible repo library plugins directory
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lookup_plugins_path | lookup_plugins | Ansible repo `lookup_plugins` directory
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max_retries | 1 | maximum number of retry attempts of converge command
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modules_path | | Ansible repo manifests directory
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no_proxy | nil | List of URLs or IPs that should be excluded from proxying
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playbook | default.yml | Playbook for `ansible-playbook` to run
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private_key | | ssh private key file for ssh connection
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python_sles_repo | `http://download.opensuse.org/repositories` `/devel:/languages:/python/SLE_12` `/devel:languages:python.repo` | Zypper SuSE python repo
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recursive_additional_copy_path | | Arbitrary array of files and directories to copy into test environment. See below section Copying Additional Files
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require_ansible_omnibus | false | Set to `true` if using Omnibus Ansible `pip` install
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require_ansible_repo | true | Set if installing Ansible from a `yum` or `apt` repo
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require_ansible_source | false | Install Ansible from source using method described [here](http://docs.ansible.com/intro_installation.html#running-from-source). Only works on Debian/Ubuntu at present
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require_chef_for_busser | true | Install Chef to run Busser for tests. NOTE: kitchen 1.4 only requires Ruby to run Busser so this is not required.
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require_pip | false | Set to `true` if Ansible is to be installed through `pip`).
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require_ruby_for_busser | false | Install Ruby to run Busser for tests
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require_windows_support | false | Install [Windows support](http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/intro_windows.html)
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requirements_path | | Path to Ansible Galaxy requirements
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retry_on_exit_code | [] | Array of exit codes to retry converge command against
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role_name | | use when the repo name does not match the name the role is published as.
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roles_path | roles | Ansible repo roles directory
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shell_command | 'sh' | Shell command to use, usually an alias for bash. may need to set to bash.
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show_command_output | false | Show output of commands that are run to provision system.
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## Configuring Provisioner Options
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box_url: http://puppet-vagrant-boxes.puppetlabs.com/ubuntu-server-12042-x64-vbox4210-nocm.box
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### Per-suite Structure
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It can be beneficial to keep different Ansible layouts for different suites. Rather than having to specify the roles, modules, etc for each suite, you can create the following directory structure and they will automatically be found:
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$kitchen_root/ansible/$suite_name/Ansiblefile
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Multiple Line Structure
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provisioner::
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sudo -s <<SERVERSPEC
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cd /opt/gdc/serverspec-core
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export SERVERSPEC_ENV=$EC2DATA_ENVIRONMENT
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serverspec junit=true tag=~skip_in_kitchen check:role:$EC2DATA_TYPE
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