Officially supported modules are available at https://galaxy.ansible.com/sensu/sensu_go; you should probably use those instead.

This Ansible Collection implements a number of modules for interacting with Sensu Go.

Ansible Collections were added as a technology preview in Ansible 2.8, and are a new method of distributing namespaced Ansible components that are not integrated into the core source tree.

They can be installed into a playbook-adjacent collections directory, ~/.ansible/collections, or the system-wide /usr/share/ansible/collections, or you can modify Ansible's configuration to specify custom locations.

Clone this repo into whichever location strikes your fancy as collections/ansible_collections/flowerysong/sensu_go

In-tree modules introduce a certain amount of overhead to every step of the development process, inevitably increase the workload on core developers even with ansibot's workflow automation and multiple active module maintainers, and tie new modules and bugfixes to Ansible's release schedule. Publishing a Collection allows me to make these modules publicly available with minimal extra work.

HTML documentation is not yet being built, but if you have the collection installed you can access each module's documentation via the ansible-doc command, e.g. ansible-doc flowerysong.sensu_go.sensu_go_asset

You can use the namespaced modules:

- name: Disable Tessen
  flowerysong.sensu_go.sensu_go_tessen:
    enabled: false
    password: dead60ff

Or add the collection to the search path and use bare names:

- collections:
    - flowerysong.sensu_go
  module_defaults:
    group/sensu_go:
      password: dead60ff
  block:
    - name: Bind admins to the admin role
      sensu_go_rolebinding:
        name: blackops-admin
        cluster: true
        role: cluster-admin
        groups:
          - blackops

    - name: Monitor vault
      sensu_go_check:
        name: vault
        command: check-vault-status
        subscriptions:
          - Class_vault

Custom module_defaults groups are not supported in vanilla Ansible 2.8, but the patch that enables them will hopefully be upstreamed in 2.9.