The ansible-systemd_docker from nickw444

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Systemd Docker

Run your docker containers within Systemd at startup.

Requirements:

Docker installed on the target
Systemd installed on the target

Usage:

Sample Playbook

- name: "Redis Container"
  tags: redis
  roles:
    - name: nickw444.systemd_docker
      service_name: Redis
      image: redis:latest
      ports:
        - "6379:6379"
      volumes:
        - "/root:/root"
      privileged: no
      command: /bin/bash

Configuration Options

Option	Description	Example	Default Value
docker_binary	Specify the docker binary to use		`/usr/bin/docker`
systemd_services_path	Specify where to install systemd services		`/lib/systemd/system`
service_name	Specify the service name. required	my-cool-redis-service
image	Specify the docker image to use. required	redis:latest
command	Override the container's command	/bin/bash
privileged	Enable privileged mode for the container	yes	no
volumes	Specify a list of volumes to mount	`volumes: - "/root:/root"`	[]
volumes_from	Specify a list of containers to use volumes from	`volumes_from: - mycontainer`	[]
ports	Specify a list of ports to expose	`ports: - "8080" - "8080:8080" - "0.0.0.0:8080:8080"`	[]
links	Specify other containers to link to	`links: - "mycontainer:container" - "container"`	[]
extra_cmd_args	Specify additional command line arguments	extra_cmd_args: - "--volume /root:/root"	[]
requires_services	Specify a service dependency. The Docker service (docker.service) is always specified so you don't need to.	requires_services: - "my-other-thing.service"	[]
after_services	Specify After= dependencies. The Docker service (docker.service) is always specified so you don't need to.	after_services: - "my-other-thing.service"	{{ requires_services }}

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