| Name | Description |
|---|---|
controller_config.yml |
After populating vars in contorller_vars directory, run this playbook to add the defined object definitions to your Automation Platform. |
hub_config.yml |
After populating vars in hub_vars directory, run this playbook to add the defined object definitions to your Automation Hub. |
This content utilizes the ansible.controller, infra.controller_configuration, and infra.ah_configuration collections. You will need connectivity to a Private Automation Hub server which has synchronized these collections or to the internet so that the collections can be installed.
You will also need Automation Platform and / or Automation Hub credentials with sufficient permissions to create the objects you define as code. For Automation Platform specificall, unless an Automation Platform system admin has enabled the setting Allow External Users to Create OAuth2 Tokens you will need to use a local account in the cluster and not an externally (such as ldap) authenticated account.
| Variable Name | Default Value | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
state |
'present' | no | str | Create all objects or delete them. Valid values are absent or present |
org_name |
'' | yes | str | Which organization in Automation Platform the objects defined should be assigned to. |
| Variable Name | Default Value | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
state |
'present' | no | str | Create all objects or delete them. Valid values are absent or present |
A combination of ansible.controller and controller_configuration collections.
You can run this playbook from ansible cli or as a Job Template in Controller.
From the command line:
`ansible-playbook controller_config.yml -e 'org_name=Default'`
`ansible-playbook hub_config.yml`
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