Cloud Provisioning with Ansible? Is that possible?
summary
Demonstrates managing IaaS with Ansible by using the openstack.cloud collection and the OpenStack SDK (example pinned to 0.61.0), installs pip-installed ansible 2.13.1 inside a virtualenv, uploads an SSH public key, creates a bastion VM and additional ECS instances, captures the API response with register return server, runs the playbook end-to-end in about two to three minutes, and shows the created servers, networks, and volumes are usable for subsequent configuration.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Cloud Provisioning with Ansible
- 2:12Nils Magnus
- 5:39Why automate building infrastructure?
- 8:06Forms of Provisioning
- 10:03Typical Representatives
- 11:00Important Terms and Prerequisites
- 13:57Python Terms and Concepts
- 16:03Ansible Architecture for Classic and Cloud Setups
- 17:10Classic Ansible Operation Architecture
- 18:48One Major Difference for Provisioning
- 21:34Marry OpenStack with Ansible
- 23:30Installation
- 27:38Cloud Authentication
- 30:48Provisioning a Bastion Host
- 35:12Future Project: Dynamic Inventory
- 35:32Development: Extending, Testing, Documentation
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