ansible_please
Helper package to make running Ansible a bit smoother
- Run Ansible tasks and playbooks from python with ease!
Installation
To install python package from pypi:
python -m pip install ansible-please
From source:
python setup.py install
To install ansible plugins, like docker_container
ansible-galaxy collection install community.docker
Overview
Main Components:
-
Inventory - Handles ansible inventory creation from input:
- Basic input:
hosts: master_host: - 'localhost' host_info: '127.0.0.1': 'python_path': /usr/bin/python3 -
AnsibleTask - Handles individual ansible task creation
- Docker Task creation
from ansible_please.task_templates.docker_container import DockerContainer docker_container_task = DockerContainer( task_description="start-test-redis", name="test-redis", image="redis:latest", )- converts to yaml:
- name: '[up] start-test-redis' docker_container: name: test-redis image: redis:latest user: nobody keep_volumes: false detach: true tty: false interactive: false network_mode: host container_default_behavior: compatibility tags: - up
- converts to yaml:
upto start the container,downto tear it down
- Docker Task creation
-
Playbook - Handles playbook creation
from ansible_please.playbook import Playbook p = Playbook(name="Set up master_host", hosts="master_host", tasks=[docker_container_task.up(), docker_container_task.down()])- converts to yaml:
- name: Set up master_host hosts: master_host gather_facts: true tasks: - name: '[up] start-test-redis' docker_container: name: test-redis image: redis:latest user: nobody keep_volumes: false detach: true tty: false interactive: false network_mode: host container_default_behavior: compatibility tags: - up - name: '[down] start-test-redis' docker_container: name: test-redis state: absent user: nobody keep_volumes: false detach: true tty: false interactive: false network_mode: host container_default_behavior: compatibility tags: - down
- converts to yaml:
-
AnsibleRunner - main handler for running playbooks
r = AnsibleRunner(playbook=p, input_path="test_input.yml") # or pass in Inventory class r.up()
Free software: MIT license
Documentation: https://ansible-please.readthedocs.io.
Credits
This package was created with Cookiecutter and the audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage project template.
History
0.1.0 (2020-12-22)
- First release on PyPI.
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