openshift-provision-example-2

This repository shows a simple declarative use of the openshift-provision ansible role using the openshift-provision-manager where the provision configuration is provide in a stand-alone ansible vars file, provision.yaml. The config map for openshift-provision-manager includes git repository configuration used to retrieve the provision.yaml.

Installation

As a cluster administrator:

oc process -f install-template-admin.yaml \
 -p GIT_URL=https://github.com/gnuthought/openshift-provision-example-2.git \
 -p WEBHOOK_KEY=abcd1234 \
| oc create -f -

If installing as a non-administrator with the openshift-provision-manager deployed in the namespace "example-provisioner":

PROVISIONER_NAMESPACE=example-provisioner
oc process  -f install-template-nonadmin.yaml \
 -p GIT_URL=https://github.com/gnuthought/openshift-provision-example-2.git \
 -p OPENSHIFT_PROVISION_NAMESPACE=$PROVISIONER_NAMESPACE \
 -p WEBHOOK_KEY=abcd1234 \
| oc create -f -

Local Testing

An Ansible playbook, playbook.yaml, is provided for testing outside of openshift-provision-manager. To use this playbook you will need to have the openshift-provision ansible module installed locally. To run the playbook, first login to your cluster with oc login and then run:

ansible-playbook playbook.yaml

To run in check mode and collect a change record:

ansible-playbook playbook.yaml --check -e openshift_provision_change_record=changes.yaml