acandid.aws_ec2
Ansible Role: aws_ec2
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This is a simple Ansible role for creating an EC2 instance in AWS.
Requirements
Before you begin, make sure you have the following packages installed on your Ansible server:
- epel-release
- python2-pip
- boto
- boto3
Role Variables
None of the following variables are mandatory, but you can configure them as needed:
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
aws_access_key |
Your AWS ACCESS KEY | |
aws_secret_key |
Your AWS SECRET KEY | |
vpc_id_default |
Your VPC ID | |
instance_type |
Type of instance, e.g., t2.micro | |
first_name |
First name tag for the instance | |
second_name |
Second name tag for the instance, e.g., | |
environment_name |
Environment tag for the instance | |
aws_region |
AWS region, e.g., Ohio: us-east-2 | |
subnet1 |
Default subnet, e.g., Ohio 172.31.32.0/20: subnet-040acd48 | |
subnet2 |
Default subnet, e.g., Ohio 172.31.16.0/20: subnet-e5d14e9f | |
subnet3 |
Default subnet, e.g., Ohio 172.31.0.0/20: subnet-f78aac9f | |
aws_image |
Image ID, e.g., Red Hat 8: ami-05220ffa0e7fce3d1 | |
keypair_name |
Name for your key pair | |
path |
Location to save the key pair | |
sg_group_name |
Name of the Security Group | |
ssh_port |
Port for SSH access, default is 22 | |
cidr_ip_inbound |
Allowed IP for SSH access, e.g., anywhere: 0.0.0.0/0 | |
cidr_ip_outbound |
Allows server access to the Internet | |
outbound_name |
Name for OutBound |
Dependencies
There are no dependencies.
Example Inventory File
[local]
localhost
Example Playbook
---
- hosts: local
connection: local
gather_facts: false
roles:
- /path/aws_ec2
Contributing
If you have any issues, requests for new features, or ideas, please post them in the Issues section.
Author Information
LinkedIn: Almir Candido
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