oc-project-creator

This role creates a project, assigns the designated user as a the project admin (this is configurable), and applies quota in an OpenShift Container Platform cluster.

Requirements

At least one operational OpenShift Container Platform cluster.

kevensen.oc

Role Variables

The following variables are the defaults for a project and are found in defaults/main.yml.

# Hard quota for the number of pods allowed in a project
pod_quota: 10

# Hard quota for the number of services allowed in a project
service_quota: 10

# Hard quota for the number of replication controllers allowed in a project
rc_quota: 10

# Hard quota for the number of secrets allowed in a project
secret_quota: 10

# Hard quota for the number of persistent volume claims allowed in a project
pvc_quota: 10

# The role applied to the user who will "own" the project
project_role: admin

The following variables should be set as parameters

# The name of the project to be created
project_name: ansibletest

# The display name of the project to be created
project_display_name: Ansible Test

# The description of the project to be created
project_description: This is an Ansible Test

# The username of the user who will "own" the project.
user_name: ansibleuser

# Whether or not to validate the TLS certs of the API endpoint
validate_certs: true

# The token of the service account with which to access the API
ansible_sa_token: abcdefg

Dependencies

This role requires the kevensen.oc role to be applied to a host as well.

Example Playbook

The following example shows how one can use this role to create a project.

# file: oc-create-project.yml
- hosts: oc
  roles:
  - kevensen.oc
  - kevensen.oc-project-creator
  vars:
    ansible_become: true
    project_name: myreallycoolproject
    project_display_name: My Really Cool ProjectRequest
    project_description: This really cool OpenShift project was created by Ansible.
    ansible_sa_token: absdefg
    validate_certs: false

License

GPLv3

Author Information

Ken Evensen is a Solutions Architect with Red Hat