Add custom services to your Linux system.
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This example is taken from molecule/resources/converge.yml
and is tested on each push, pull request and release.
---
- name: Converge
hosts: all
become: yes
gather_facts: yes
vars:
_service_test_command:
default: /usr/bin/sleep
Alpine: /bin/sleep
service_test_command: "{{ _service_test_command[ansible_os_family] | default(_service_test_command['default']) }}"
service_list:
- name: simple-service
description: Simple Service
start_command: "{{ service_test_command }} 3600"
- name: forking-service
description: Forking Service
type: forking
start_command: "{{ service_test_command }} 7200 &"
- name: specific-stop-service
description: Specific Stop Service
start_command: "{{ service_test_command }} 1440"
stop_command: killall -f "sleep 1440"
- name: specific-user-group-service
description: Specific User Group Service
start_command: "{{ service_test_command }} 28800"
user_name: root
group_name: root
- name: specific-workingdirectory-service
description: Specific WorkingDirectory Service
start_command: "{{ service_test_command }} 57600"
working_directory: /tmp
- name: specific-pattern-service
description: Specific Status Pattern Service
start_command: "{{ service_test_command }} 115200"
status_pattern: 115200
- name: variable-service
description: Service with environment variables
start_command: "{{ service_test_command }} ${time}"
environment_variables:
time: 230400
roles:
- role: robertdebock.service
The machine may need to be prepared using molecule/resources/prepare.yml
:
---
- name: Prepare
hosts: all
gather_facts: no
become: yes
serial: 30%
roles:
- role: robertdebock.bootstrap
For verification molecule/resources/verify.yml
runs after the role has been applied.
---
- name: Verify
hosts: all
become: yes
gather_facts: no
vars:
service_list:
- name: simple-service
tasks:
- name: start simple-service
service:
name: simple-service
state: started
- name: stop simple-service
service:
name: simple-service
state: stopped
- name: restart simple-service
service:
name: simple-service
state: restarted
Also see a full explanation and example on how to use these roles.
These variables are set in defaults/main.yml
:
---
# defaults file for service
# service_list can contain a list of services to add to the system.
# The mandatory items for each item are:
# - name: The (short) name of the service, i.e. "tomcat".
# - description: A bit longer name, i.e. "Tomcat application server".
# - start_command: The command to start the daemon,
# i.e. "/usr/local/bin/java -jar some.jar"
# The optional items are:
# - stop_command: By default the program that is started is found and stopped.
# in case a running program is renamed or expanded (including a path) during
# startup, you can specify a custom stop command here, i.e. "pkill foo"
# - status_pattern: What program (or pattern) to look for when finding the
# status of a program, i.e. "artifactory".
# - type: How the program starts; "simple" or "forking". Simple means the
# program runs on the foreground, i.e. "nc -l 1234". Forking means the
# program itself forks, i.e. "nc -l 12345 &"
# - working_directory: The directory to cd into before starting the service.
# - environment_variables: A list for variables to set. for example:
# environment_variables:
# variable1: value1
# variable2: value2
# - after: Start after the mentioned service.
# - restart_mode: The mode to use, for example "always".
# - restart_seconds: The time to allow restart to finish.
- Access to a repository containing packages, likely on the internet.
- A recent version of Ansible. (Tests run on the current, previous and next release of Ansible.)
The following roles can be installed to ensure all requirements are met, using ansible-galaxy install -r requirements.yml
:
---
- robertdebock.bootstrap
This role is a part of many compatible roles. Have a look at the documentation of these roles for further information.
Here is an overview of related roles:
This role has been tested on these container images:
container | tags |
---|---|
alpine | all |
amazon | 2018.03 |
el | 7, 8 |
debian | buster, bullseye |
fedora | 31, 32 |
opensuse | all |
ubuntu | focal, bionic, xenial |
The minimum version of Ansible required is 2.8 but tests have been done to:
- The previous version, on version lower.
- The current version.
- The development version.
Unit tests are done on every commit, pull request, release and periodically.
If you find issues, please register them in GitHub
Testing is done using Tox and Molecule:
Tox tests multiple ansible versions. Molecule tests multiple distributions.
To test using the defaults (any installed ansible version, namespace: robertdebock
, image: fedora
, tag: latest
):
molecule test
# Or select a specific image:
image=ubuntu molecule test
# Or select a specific image and a specific tag:
image="debian" tag="stable" tox
Or you can test multiple versions of Ansible, and select images:
Tox allows multiple versions of Ansible to be tested. To run the default (namespace: robertdebock
, image: fedora
, tag: latest
) tests:
tox
# To run CentOS (namespace: `robertdebock`, tag: `latest`)
image="centos" tox
# Or customize more:
image="debian" tag="stable" tox
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