- use origin cmd
- first, install ansible:
pip install ansible - second, edit two hosts file at your machine,
- one is /etc/hosts,here is a content example:
10.131.0.1 agent01.starwhale.com 10.131.0.2 agent02.starwhale.com storage.starwhale.com controller.starwhale.com 10.131.0.3 agent03.starwhale.com 10.131.0.4 agent04.starwhale.com
- another one is $PWD/hosts,here is a content example:
[controller] controller.starwhale.com [storage] storage.starwhale.com [agent] agent01.starwhale.com agent02.starwhale.com agent03.starwhale.com agent04.starwhale.com ...
- one is /etc/hosts,here is a content example:
- then, exec:
ansible-playbook bootstrap.yaml -i hosts --user ${sudoer} --check - finally, exec:
ansible-playbook bootstrap.yaml -i hosts --user {sudoer}
- first, install ansible:
- use make cmd
make install- edit the hosts file at your machine,the same with above example
make check {sudoer}make play {sudoer}
- pip upload tutorials
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