This collection includes helpful Ansible roles and content to help with automating the deployment of file systems at cloudnull.

See example playbooks within the collection for how the roles and modules may be used.

Roles included in this collection (click on the link to see the role's README and documentation):

• cloudnull.filesystems.btrfs
• cloudnull.filesystems.format
• cloudnull.filesystems.lvg
• cloudnull.filesystems.mdadm
• cloudnull.filesystems.zfs_pool
• cloudnull.filesystems.zfs_replicate
• cloudnull.filesystems.zfs_setup

All roles use input validation to ensure types are correct. Detailed documentation on defaults and other variables can always be found in defaults/main.yml.

Install via Ansible Galaxy:

ansible-galaxy collection install cloudnull.filesystems

Or include this collection in your playbook's requirements.yml file:

---
collections:
  - name: cloudnull.filesystems

All roles have testing which can be executed in CI or locally. This is an example of running molecule locally to test one of the roles within this collection.

apt install python3-pip

pip install ansible-core molecule

~/.local/bin/ansible-galaxy collection install [email protected]:cloudnull/ansible-collection-filesystems.git -U

pushd ~/.ansible/collections/ansible_collections/cloudnull/filesystems/molecule
  export MOLECULE_BASE_CONFIG="$(pwd)/molecule-base.yaml"
popd

pushd ~/.ansible/collections/ansible_collections/cloudnull/filesystems/roles/zfs_setup
  molecule --debug --base-config "${MOLECULE_BASE_CONFIG}" test --scenario-name "default"
popd

While molecule can be used within containers, vagrant, and VMs, it can also consume the host which it is running on. The above example expects tests are run from a dedicated machine; additionally different roles implement different drivers which have varying levels of system isolation.

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This collection was created by Cloudnull.