ROLE dginhoux.services_state

DESCRIPTION

This ansible role configure services state.
It support sysvinit and systemd.

REQUIREMENTS

SUPPORTED PLATFORMS

Platform	Versions
Debian	all
EL	all
Fedora	all
Ubuntu	all

ANSIBLE VERSION

Ansible >= 2.13

DEPENDENCIES

None.

INSTALLATION

ANSIBLE GALAXY

ansible-galaxy install dginhoux.services_state

GIT

git clone https://github.com/dginhoux/ansible_role.services_state dginhoux.services_state

USAGE

EXAMPLE PLAYBOOK

- name: Playbook
  hosts: all
  roles:
    - name: Start role dginhoux.services_state
      ansible.builtin.include_role:
        name: dginhoux.services_state

VARIABLES

DEFAULT VARIABLES

Defaults variables defined in defaults/main.yml

EXAMPLES VARIABLES

services_state_list:
  - enabled: true
    state: restarted
    systemd:
      name: keepalived.service
      # masked: false
      # scope: system
    sysvinit:
      name: keepalived
      runlevel: 3

  - enabled: true
    state: restarted
    systemd:
      name: rsyslog.service
      masked: false
      scope: system
    sysvinit:
      name: rsyslog
      # runlevel: 3

  - enabled: true
    state: stopped
    systemd:
      name: "{{ 'httpd.service' if ansible_os_family == 'RedHat' else 'apache2.service' }}"
      # masked: false
      # scope: system
    sysvinit:
      name: "{{ 'httpd' if ansible_os_family == 'RedHat' else 'apache2' }}"
      runlevel: 3

services_state_list_group: []
services_state_list_host: []

NOTE : Theses 3 lists services_state_list, services_state_list_group and services_state_list_host are merged.
You can use the _host and _group lists to specify per host and/or per group content.

DEFAULT OS SPECIFIC VARIABLES

Those variables files are located in vars/*.yml are used to handle OS differences.
One of theses is loaded dynamically during role runtime using the include_vars module and set OS specifics variable's.

NOT USED BY THIS ROLE

AUTHOR

Dany GINHOUX - https://github.com/dginhoux

LICENSE

MIT