ansible/roles/osbs-namespace
Adam Miller 037d4931b4 add osbs orchestrator/worker playbooks/roles
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <maxamillion@fedoraproject.org>
Signed-off-by: Adam Miller <admiller@redhat.com>
2017-07-17 16:26:41 +00:00
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Role Name

Setup an OpenShift namespace as required by OSBS:

  • Create namespace, also referred to as project (osbs_namespace)
  • Create service accounts (osbs_service_accounts)

If user is cluster admin (osbs_is_admin), the following is also performed:

  • Create policy binding
  • Create osbs-custom-build role to allow custom builds
  • Sets up rolebindings for specified users, groups and service accounts

For orchestrator namespaces (osbs_orchestrator):

  • reactor-config-secret is generated and stored in osbs_generated_config_path use osbs-secret to import it
  • client-config-secret is generated and stored in osbs_generated_config_path use osbs-secret to import it

Requirements

A running instance of OpenShift.

Role Variables

# Namespace name to be used
osbs_namespace: 'my-namespace'
# Is user running playbook as cluster admin?
osbs_is_admin: true
# Will the namespace be used for orchestrator builds?
osbs_orchestrator: true

# Worker clusters to be used for generating reactor and client config secrets
# in orchestrator workspace
osbs_worker_clusters:
  x86_64:
    - name: prod-x86_64-on-prem
      max_concurrent_builds: 6
      openshift_url: https://my-x86_64-on-premise-cluster.redhat.com:8443
    - name: prod-x86_64-osd
      max_concurrent_builds: 16
      openshift_url: https://my-x86_64-osd-cluster.redhat.com:8443
      # optional params, and their defaults:
      enabled: true # yaml boolean
      namespace: worker
      use_auth: 'true' # yaml string
      verify_ssl: 'true' # yaml string

  ppc64le:
    - name: prod-ppc64le-on-prem
      max_concurrent_builds: 6
      openshift_url: https://my-ppc64le-on-premise-cluster.redhat.com:8443

# Service accounts to be created - these accounts will also be bound to
# edit clusterrole and osbs-custom-build role in specified namespace
osbs_service_accounts:
- bot
- ci

# User and groups to be assigned view clusterrole in specified namespace
osbs_readonly_groups:
- group1
- group2
osbs_readonly_users:
- user1
- user2

# Users and groups to be assigned edit clusterrole and osbs-custom-build
# role in specified namespace
osbs_readwrite_groups:
- group1
- group2
osbs_readwrite_users:
- user1
- user2

# Users and groups to be assigned admin clusterrole and osbs-custom-build
# role in specified namespace
osbs_admin_groups:
- group1
- group2
osbs_admin_users:
- user1
- user2

# Koji integration
osbs_koji_secret_name: kojisecret
osbs_koji_hub: https://koji-hub.redhat.com  # Empty default value
osbs_koji_root: https://koji-root.redhat.com  # Empty default value

# Pulp integration
osbs_pulp_secret_name: pulpsecret
osbs_pulp_registry_name: brew-qa  # Empty default value

# Distribution registry integration
osbs_registry_secret_name: v2-registry-dockercfg
osbs_registry_api_version:
- v1
- v2
osbs_registry_uri: https://distribution-registry.redhat.com/v2  # Empty default value

# Dist-git integration
osbs_sources_command: rhpkg sources
osbs_source_registry_uri: https://source-registry.redhat.com  # Empty default value

For a full list, see defaults/main.yml

Dependencies

None.

Example Playbook

- name: setup worker namespace
  hosts: master
  roles:
     - role: osbs-namespace
       osbs_namespace: worker

- name: setup orchestrator namespace
  hosts: master
  roles:
     - role: osbs-namespace
       osbs_namespace: orchestrator
       osbs_orchestrator: true

License

BSD

Author Information

Luiz Carvalho lui@redhat.com