Ansible roles for oVirt deployment.
Roles in this repository can configure nodes used as oVirt deployment members.
Each role has documentation, where you can find Target systems section.
This section specifies what kind of node you can apply relevant role.
This host group is meant for node where the oVirt Engine management is supposed to be deployed.
This host groups are meant for all nodes which are supposed to be used as hypervisors of oVirt Engine.
Note that none of the roles in this repository adds these machines into oVirt Engine.
This host group is meant for node on which the database is supposed to be deployed.
This host group is meant for node on which the DWH is supposed to be deployed.
This host group is meant for virtual machines hosted by oVirt Engine.
- ovirt-collect-logs
- ovirt-engine-backup
- ovirt-engine-cleanup
- ovirt-engine-config
- ovirt-engine-db-dump
- ovirt-engine-remote-db
- ovirt-guest-agent
- ovirt-iso-uploader-conf
- ovirt-engine-rename
- ovirt-engine-remote-dwh
This project uses provision_docker an ansible role to run oVirt deployment roles against to docker containers.
In order to run oVirt deployment against to docker containers, the docker service has to be configured and running on your system.
Under tests directory, there are playbooks for different oVirt versions
- tests/test-3.6.yml (Disabled because of #155)
- tests/test-4.0.yml (Disabled because of #155)
- tests/test-4.1.yml
- tests/test-4.2.yml
# Install ansible and docker-py
pip install ansible docker-py
# Download depending ansible roles
ansible-galaxy install -r tests/requirements.yml -p tests/roles/
# Run oVirt deployment roles
ansible-playbook tests/test-4.2.yml -i tests/inventoryYou can find the Dockerfile which was used to build the images which the tests are using
under Dockerfiles directory.