Simple WebUI for using Ansible
DISCLAIMER: This is an unofficial community project! Do not confuse it with the vanilla Ansible product!
The goal is to allow users to quickly install & run a WebUI for using Ansible locally.
Keep it simple.
Setup
Local - PIP
Requires Python >=3.10
# install
python3 -m pip install oxl-ansible-webui
# run
oxl-ansible-webui
Docker
Images: ansible-webui, ansible-webui-unprivileged, ansible-webui-mysql, ansible-webui-psql, ansible-webui-aws
We build the image for alpine and debian.
docker image pull oxlorg/ansible-webui:latest
docker run -d --name ansible-webui --publish 127.0.0.1:8000:8000 oxlorg/ansible-webui:latest
# or with persistent data (volumes: /data = storage for logs & DB, /play = ansible playbook base-directory)
docker run -d --name ansible-webui --publish 127.0.0.1:8000:8000 --volume $(pwd)/ansible/data:/data --volume $(pwd)/ansible/play:/play oxlorg/ansible-webui:latest
Optional Dependencies
pip install oxl-ansible-webui[mysql]
pip install oxl-ansible-webui[psql]
pip install oxl-ansible-webui[ara]
pip install oxl-ansible-webui[saml]
Demo
Check out the demo at: demo.ansible-webui.OXL.app
Login: User demo, Password Ansible1337
Usage
See also: oxl-ansible-executor
Contribute
Feel free to contribute to this project using pull-requests, issues and discussions!
What we need:
- Testers and feedback
- More Test-cases
- Translations for your language(s)
See also: Contributing
Roadmap
V1.0
Full
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Ansible Config
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Static Playbook-Directory
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Git Repository support
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Users
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Management interface (Django built-in)
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Groups & Job Permissions
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Jobs
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Execute Ansible using ansible-runner
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Scheduled execution (Cron-Format)
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Manual/immediate execution
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Custom Execution-Forms
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Support for ad-hoc commands
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Support for Process-Isolation
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Job Logging
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Write job metadata to database
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Write full job-logs to Filesystem
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Secret handling (Connect, Become, Vault)
- User-specific job credentials
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Alerting on Failure
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E-Mail
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Support for external Plugins (simple Interface for Scripts)
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WebUI
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Job Dashboard
Status, Execute, Time of last & next execution, Last run User, Links to Warnings/Errors
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Job Output
Follow the jobs output in realtime
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Job Errors
UI that allows for easy error analysis. Access to logs and provide links to possible solutions
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Show Ansible Running-Config
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Show Ansible Collections
- Check Collections for available updates (Galaxy + GitHub releases)
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Mobile Support
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Multi-Language Support
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API
- Manage and execute Jobs
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Database
- Support for MySQL
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Testing
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Unit Tests
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Integration Tests
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WebUI checks
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API Endpoints
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Job Execution
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Permission system
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License
For dependencies see: attributions
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