Using Ansible without Vagrant
Vagrant is the default but you can also use Ansible directly if you prefer.
Categories:
Projects: c2platform/rws/ansible-gis
To be able to use Ansible directly without Vagrant with other words in order to
be able to run for example ansible-playbook
you have to change SSH config on
your machine.
SSH config
Edit .ssh/config
and add entry shown below. This allows access to all nodes
using SSH hops via gsd-rproxy1
.
Host gsd-*
ProxyCommand ssh 1.1.4.205 -W %h:%p
User vagrant
IdentityFile ~/.vagrant.d/insecure_private_key
StrictHostkeyChecking no
UserKnownHostsFile /dev/null
LogLevel INFO
Compression yes
ServerAliveInterval 10
ServerAliveCountMax 10
Verify
Start gsd-rproxy1
and SSH into the node. Note: that we are using ssh
and not
vagrant ssh
, so we are bypassing Vagrant altogether.
vagrant up gsd-rproxy1
ssh gsd-rproxy1
Now you should also be able to run Ansible directly, without Vagrant, for example with command similar to below.
source ~/.virtualenv/uwd/bin/activate
export ANSIBLE_CONFIG=$PWD/ansible-dev.cfg
ansible-playbook plays/mw/reverse_proxy.yml -i hosts-dev.ini --limit gsd-rproxy1
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