Ansible modules for DC/OS.
Usage
Create a user:
- hosts: localhost
tasks:
- dcos_user:
uid: "bobslydell"
description: 'bobslydell'
password: 'fooBar123ASDF'
state: present
dcos_credentials: "{{ dcos_facts.ansible_facts.dcos_credentials }}"
Create a group:
- dcos_group: gid="bobs" description='the bobs'
Create a ACL:
- dcos_acl:
rid: "dcos:adminrouter:service:marathon-bobs"
description: "Bob acl"
Add user to ACL:
- dcos_acl_user:
rid: "dcos:adminrouter:service:marathon-bobs"
uid: "bobslydell"
permission: "read"
Add group to ACL:
- dcos_acl_group:
rid: "dcos:adminrouter:service:marathon-bobs"
gid: "bobs"
permission: "read"
Print the DC/OS token:
- debug: msg="{{lookup('dcos_token')}}"
Print the DC/OS token header:
- debug: msg="{{lookup('dcos_token_header')}}"
Get marathon leader:
- dcos_marathon_leader: register: marathon
License
MIT
1 maintainer
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