aws_vpc¤
This role will create VPC with specified CIDR IP
Prerequisites¤
To run this role successfully you must have already installed the AWS CLI.
Also, you need to have AWS user credentials configured via aws configure command or simply export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY environment variables with your corresponding AWS username credentials prior running this role.
Role Variables¤
mas_config_dir¤
Generate k8 resources like username and password Secret for created user will be saved in this directory
- Required
- Environment Variable:
MAS_CONFIG_DIR - Default Value: None.
aws_region¤
Specify AWS Region where vpc will be created
- Optional
- Environment Variable:
AWS_REGION - Default Value:
us-east-1
vpc_action¤
Specify action(provision/deprovision) to performed by the role
- Optional
- Environment Variable:
VPC_ACTION - Default Value:
provision
vpc_cidr¤
Specify IP Address CIDR range for VPC
- Required
- Environment Variable:
VPC_CIDR - Default Value: None
vpc_name¤
Specify Name for VPC
- Required
- Environment Variable:
VPC_NAME - Default Value: None
Example Playbook¤
- hosts: localhost
vars:
mas_config_dir: ~/masconfig
vpc_name: test-vpc
vpc_cidr: 10.0.0.0/16
vpc_action: provision
roles:
- ibm.mas_devops.aws_vpc
Run Role Playbook¤
After installing the Ansible Collection you can easily run the role standalone using the run_role playbook provided.
export VPC_NAME=test-vpc
export VPC_CIDR='10.0.0.0/16'
export VPC_ACTION=provision
export MAS_CONFIG_DIR=/pathtoconfig
ROLE_NAME=aws_vpc ansible-playbook ibm.mas_devops.run_role
License¤
EPL-2.0