pb-iocage-ansible-clients¶
Synopsis¶
This playbook creates jails from the template ansible_client
Examples¶
clones¶
Use the dictionary clones. For example,
clones:
test_111:
clone_from: ansible_client
properties:
ip4_addr: 'em0|10.1.0.111/24'
test_112:
clone_from: ansible_client
properties:
ip4_addr: 'em0|10.1.0.112/24'
test_113:
clone_from: ansible_client
properties:
ip4_addr: 'em0|10.1.0.113/24'
Use the playbook tag clone to execute selected tasks
(env) > ansible-playbook pb-iocage-ansible-clients.yml -t clone -e clone=true
creates the clones
shell> iocage list -l
+-----+----------+------+-------+------+-----------------+-------------------+-----+----------------+----------+
| JID | NAME | BOOT | STATE | TYPE | RELEASE | IP4 | IP6 | TEMPLATE | BASEJAIL |
+=====+==========+======+=======+======+=================+===================+=====+================+==========+
| 170 | test_111 | off | up | jail | 14.1-RELEASE-p6 | em0|10.1.0.111/24 | - | ansible_client | no |
+-----+----------+------+-------+------+-----------------+-------------------+-----+----------------+----------+
| 171 | test_112 | off | up | jail | 14.1-RELEASE-p6 | em0|10.1.0.112/24 | - | ansible_client | no |
+-----+----------+------+-------+------+-----------------+-------------------+-----+----------------+----------+
| 172 | test_113 | off | up | jail | 14.1-RELEASE-p6 | em0|10.1.0.113/24 | - | ansible_client | no |
+-----+----------+------+-------+------+-----------------+-------------------+-----+----------------+----------+
swarms¶
Use the dictionary swarms. For example,
swarms:
sw_01:
count: 3
template: ansible_client
Use the playbook tag swarm to execute selected tasks
(env) > ansible-playbook pb-iocage-ansible-clients.yml -t swarm -e swarm=true
creates 3 jails from the template ansible_client. The names are generated automatically
shell> iocage list -l
+-----+----------+------+-------+------+-----------------+--------------------+-----+----------------+----------+
| JID | NAME | BOOT | STATE | TYPE | RELEASE | IP4 | IP6 | TEMPLATE | BASEJAIL |
+=====+==========+======+=======+======+=================+====================+=====+================+==========+
| 64 | 08daa493 | off | up | jail | 14.1-RELEASE-p6 | epair0b|10.1.0.114 | - | ansible_client | no |
+-----+----------+------+-------+------+-----------------+--------------------+-----+----------------+----------+
| 65 | 2746353a | off | up | jail | 14.1-RELEASE-p6 | epair0b|10.1.0.187 | - | ansible_client | no |
+-----+----------+------+-------+------+-----------------+--------------------+-----+----------------+----------+
| 66 | 83707231 | off | up | jail | 14.1-RELEASE-p6 | epair0b|10.1.0.233 | - | ansible_client | no |
+-----+----------+------+-------+------+-----------------+--------------------+-----+----------------+----------+
Default properties¶
The dictionary properties keeps the default properties for both options. For example,
properties:
vnet: 'on'
defaultrouter: 10.1.0.10
notes: "vmm={{ inventory_hostname }}"
, or
properties:
bpf: 1
dhcp: 1
vnet: 1
notes: "vmm={{ inventory_hostname }}"
See also
Hint
Take a look at Index and search playbook pb-iocage-ansible-client.yml to see what examples
are available.
Workflow¶
TBD