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In particular, this role requires that an external source(e.g., the 9 | playbook) define the variable django_app, which usually is "chaperone" but may 10 | be set to any value that defines the 'chaperone application' intending to 11 | configure and install NSX. 12 | 13 | ## Role Variables 14 | 15 | ```yaml 16 | # this is where the UI installs the ovftool this by default 17 | ovftool: /usr/local/bin/ovftool/ovftool 18 | ``` 19 | 20 | ## Example playbook 21 | 22 | ```yaml 23 | --- 24 | - hosts: nsx 25 | sudo: True 26 | roles: 27 | - nsx 28 | vars: 29 | - ... forthcoming 30 | ``` 31 | 32 | # License and Copyright 33 | 34 | Copyright 2015 VMware, Inc. All rights reserved. 35 | 36 | SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 OR GPL-3.0-only 37 | 38 | This code is Dual Licensed Apache License 2.0 or GPLv3 39 | 40 | You may obtain a copy of the License(s) at 41 | 42 | http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 43 | 44 | or 45 | 46 | https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html 47 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /tasks/create_edge.yml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Copyright 2015 VMware, Inc. All rights reserved. 2 | # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 OR GPL-3.0-only 3 | --- 4 | - name: Create Edge 5 | nsx_edge: 6 | nsxmanager_spec: 7 | raml_file: "/opt/supersddc-ansible/roles/nsx/files/nsxvapiv614.raml" 8 | host: "{{ nsx_edge_manager_host }}" 9 | user: "{{ nsx_edge_manager_user }}" 10 | password: "{{ nsx_edge_manager_password }}" 11 | state: present 12 | name: "{{ nsx_edge_name }}" 13 | fqdn: "{{ nsx_edge_fqdn }}" 14 | description: "{{ nsx_edge_description }}" 15 | tenant: "{{ nsx_edge_tenant }}" 16 | cliSettings: 17 | userName: "{{ nsx_edge_cliSettings_userName }}" 18 | password: "{{ nsx_edge_cliSettings_password }}" 19 | remoteAccess: "{{ nsx_edge_cliSettings_remoteAccess }}" 20 | appliance: 21 | datacenterMoid: "{{ nsx_edge_appliance_datacenterMoid }}" 22 | applianceSize: "{{ nsx_edge_appliance_applianceSize }}" 23 | resourcePoolId: "{{ nsx_edge_appliance_resourcePoolId }}" 24 | datastoreId: "{{ nsx_edge_appliance_datastoreId }}" 25 | hostId: "{{ nsx_edge_appliance_hostId }}" 26 | vmFolderId: "{{ nsx_edge_appliance_vmFolderId }}" 27 | vnic: 28 | enableProxyArp: "{{ nsx_edge_vnic_enableProxyArp }}" 29 | enableSendRedirects: "{{ nsx_edge_vnic_enableSendRedirects }}" 30 | fenceParameter: "{{ nsx_edge_vnic_fence_parameters }}" 31 | isConnected: "{{ nsx_edge_vnic_isConnected }}" 32 | primaryAddress: "{{ nsx_edge_vnic_primaryAddress }}" 33 | subnetMask: "{{ nsx_edge_vnic_subnetMask }}" 34 | subnetPrefixLength: "{{ nsx_edge_vnic_subnetPrefixLength }}" 35 | portgroupId: "{{ nsx_edge_vnic_portgroupId }}" 36 | mtu: "{{ nsx_edge_vnic_mtu }}" 37 | name: "{{ nsx_edge_vnic_name }}" 38 | type: "{{ nsx_edge_vnic_type }}" 39 | index: "0" 40 | defaultRoute: 41 | vnic: "{{ nsx_edge_default_gateway_vnic }}" 42 | gatewayAddress: "{{ nsx_edge_default_gatewayAddress }}" 43 | mtu: "{{ nsx_edge_default_gateway_mtu }}" 44 | defaultPolicy: 45 | action: "{{ nsx_edge_defaultPolicy_action }}" 46 | loggingEnabled: "{{ nsx_edge_defaultPolicy_loggingEnabled }}" 47 | highAvailability: 48 | enabled: "{{ nsx_edge_highAvailability_enabled }}" 49 | vnic: "{{ nsx_edge_highAvailability_vnic }}" 50 | declareDeadTime: "{{ nsx_edge_highAvailability_declareDeadTime }}" 51 | managementIp1: "{{ nsx_edge_highAvailability_managementIp1 }}" 52 | managementIp2: "{{ nsx_edge_highAvailability_managementIp2 }}" 53 | tags: nsx_edge 54 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /tasks/main.yml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Copyright 2015 VMware, Inc. All rights reserved. 2 | # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 OR GPL-3.0-only 3 | --- 4 | - name: Create the nsx defaults/main.yml file 5 | template: src=../templates/defaults.yml.j2 dest=/opt/chaperone-ansible/roles/nsx/defaults/main.yml 6 | tags: 7 | - create_vars_files 8 | 9 | - name: Deploy NSX Manager 10 | include: deploy-nsx-ova.yml 11 | 12 | - name: Configure NSX Manager 13 | include: base-config-nsx.yml 14 | 15 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /templates/defaults.yml.j2: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Copyright 2015 VMware, Inc. All rights reserved. 2 | # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 OR GPL-3.0-only 3 | --- 4 | nsxmanager_spec: 5 | raml_file: '/opt/chaperone-ansible/roles/nsx/files/nsxvapiv614.raml' 6 | host: "{{ deployMgmtIpAddress }}" 7 | user: 'admin' 8 | password: "{{ nsxCliPass }}" 9 | 10 | {% if numControllers == '3' %} 11 | controllerDeployType: 'full' 12 | {% elif numControllers == '1' %} 13 | controllerDeployType: 'single' 14 | {% endif %} 15 | 16 | {% if deploy_nsx == '1' %} 17 | {% set configure_nsx_manager = '1' %} 18 | deployMgmtDnsServer: "{{ dns_server }}" 19 | deployMgmtDnsDomain: "{{ dns_domain_name }}" 20 | deployNtpServers: "{{ ntp_server }}" 21 | deploySyslogServer: "{{ syslog_server }}" 22 | deployHostname: "{{ deployVmName }}.{{ dns_domain_name }}" 23 | nsxEnPass: "{{ nsxCliPass }}" 24 | nsxmanOvaPath: '/var/www/html/downloads' 25 | nsxmanOva: 'VMware-NSX-Manager-6.1.4-2691049.ova' 26 | ovfToolPath: '/usr/local/bin/ovftool' 27 | {% endif %} 28 | {% if configure_nsx_manager == '1' %} 29 | controllerSyslogServer: "{{ syslog_server }}" 30 | nsxIppools: 31 | controller: 32 | name: 'CONTROLLER' 33 | start_ip: "{{ controllerIPpoolStartAddr }}" 34 | end_ip: "{{ controllerIPpoolEndAddr }}" 35 | prefix_length: "{{ controllerIPpoolPrefix }}" 36 | gateway: "{{ controllerIPpoolGateway }}" 37 | dns_server_1: "{{ dns_server }}" 38 | dns_server_2: "{{ controllerIPpoolSecondDns }}" 39 | vteps: 40 | name: 'VTEP' 41 | start_ip: "{{ vtepIPpoolStartAddr }}" 42 | end_ip: "{{ vtepIPpoolEndAddr }}" 43 | prefix_length: "{{ vtepIPpoolPrefix }}" 44 | gateway: "{{ vtepIPpoolGateway }}" 45 | dns_server_1: "{{ dns_server }}" 46 | dns_server_2: "{{ vtepIPpoolSecondDns }}" 47 | targetClusters: 48 | cluster1: 49 | clusterName: "{{ hostPrepClusterA }}" 50 | cluster2: 51 | clusterName: "{{ hostPrepClusterB }}" 52 | {% if mcastIsEnabled == '1' %} 53 | mcastEnabled: True 54 | {% elif mcastIsEnabled == '0' %} 55 | mcastEnabled: False 56 | {% endif %} 57 | {% elif (configure_nsx_manager == '1') and (deploy_nsx == '0') %} 58 | controllerSyslogServer: "{{ syslog_server }}" 59 | nsxIppools: 60 | controller: 61 | name: 'CONTROLLER' 62 | start_ip: "{{ controllerIPpoolStartAddr }}" 63 | end_ip: "{{ controllerIPpoolEndAddr }}" 64 | prefix_length: "{{ controllerIPpoolPrefix }}" 65 | gateway: "{{ controllerIPpoolGateway }}" 66 | dns_server_1: "{{ dns_server }}" 67 | dns_server_2: "{{ controllerIPpoolSecondDns }}" 68 | vteps: 69 | name: 'VTEP' 70 | start_ip: "{{ vtepIPpoolStartAddr }}" 71 | end_ip: "{{ vtepIPpoolEndAddr }}" 72 | prefix_length: "{{ vtepIPpoolPrefix }}" 73 | gateway: "{{ vtepIPpoolGateway }}" 74 | dns_server_1: "{{ dns_server }}" 75 | dns_server_2: "{{ vtepIPpoolSecondDns }}" 76 | targetClusters: 77 | cluster1: 78 | clusterName: "{{ hostPrepClusterA }}" 79 | cluster2: 80 | clusterName: "{{ hostPrepClusterB }}" 81 | {% if mcastIsEnabled == '1' %} 82 | mcastEnabled: True 83 | {% elif mcastIsEnabled == '0' %} 84 | mcastEnabled: False 85 | {% endif %} 86 | {% endif %} 87 | 88 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------