ansible_pacifica
Pacifica
This Ansible role defines configuration for deploying Pacifica services in an Ansible managed infrastructure.
Requirements
There are no requirements for this role currently. However, the Pacifica services do depend on other services depending on configuration. So, please be aware if you configure a service to use PostgreSQL you should configure PostgreSQL prior to including this role as part of your deployment.
Supported Platforms
os | tested |
---|---|
Ubuntu 18.04 | :heavy_check_mark: |
Ubuntu 20.04 | :heavy_check_mark: |
CentOS 8 | :heavy_check_mark: |
Role Variables
The role variables are to install Python on the different distributions. This
can be overridden by setting the setup_packages
and python_packages
to
a list of custom packages in a default.yml
in a consuming role.
Alternatively, if the consuming playbook is installing python by other means,
you can set external_python
to any value and the python installation task
will be skipped.
The other role variables are default configurations for the different Pacifica
services. Each Pacifica service has different configuration requirements. These
configuration requirements are consistent between services and can be configured
the same way across services. For example, both the ingest
and metadata
services require databases and those are managed by the same interface. However,
the ingest
process requires a Celery backend where the metadata
does not.
Role Defaults
The role defaults are there to control the user driven configuration of the
Pacifica services. Each service configuration should be a dictionary named
in the pacifica_available_services
dictionary. The service configurations
are then referenced by items in the pacifica_enabled_services
list.
Dependencies
There are currently no dependencies for this role. However, if you configure a Pacifica service to use a MySQL or PostgreSQL database to store its state then you are responsible for making sure that MySQL or PostgreSQL service is deployed and configured somewhere in your infrastructure. This includes other optional dependencies like ElasticSearch or Redis.
Example Playbook
Including the role is similar to other ansible roles. There are examples of this
in the molecule
subdirectory for picking out specific services to deploy on
specific systems.
Simple Example:
- hosts: servers
roles:
- role: pacifica
pacifica_enabled_services:
- metadata
- policy
License
LGPLv3
Author Information
Pacifica is a community lead effort and supporting these services are handled by the Ansible team. Some of those members are referenced below.
- David Brown dmlb2000@gmail.com: Primary Pacifica Architect
- Ian Smith gitbytes@gmail.com: Community Contributor
ansible-galaxy install pacifica/ansible-pacifica