Ironic Inspector Rules

This role provides a module, os_ironic_inspector_rule, which may be used to configure an introspection rule in OpenStack ironic inspector. The role installs required python dependencies in a virtualenv, and uses the os_ironic_inspector_rule module to configure a set of rules.

Requirements

The OpenStack ironic inspector API should be accessible from the target host.

Role Variables

ironic_inspector_venv is a path to a directory in which to create a virtualenv.

ironic_inspector_auth_type is an authentication type compatible with the auth_type argument of os_* Ansible modules.

ironic_inspector_auth is a dict containing authentication information compatible with the auth argument of os_* Ansible modules.

ironic_inspector_url is the URL of Ironic Inspector API endpoint, required if no authentication is used.

ironic_inspector_rules is a list of introspection rules which should exist. See the Inspector rules API for details of parameters available for rules.

Dependencies

This role depends on the Kayobe shade role.

Example Playbook

The following playbook configures an introspection rule to set the IPMI username and password fields in a node's driver info if they are currently empty.

---
- name: Ensure ironic inspector introspection rules are configured
  hosts: ironic-inspector
  roles:
    - role: ironic-inspector-rules
      ironic_inspector_venv: "~/ironic-inspector-rules-venv"
      ironic_inspector_auth_type: "password"
      ironic_inspector_auth:
        project_name: <keystone project>
        username: <keystone user>
        password: <keystone password>
        auth_url: <keystone auth URL>
      ironic_inspector_rules:
        - description: "Set IPMI driver_info if no credentials"
          conditions:
            - field: "node://driver_info.ipmi_username"
              op: "is-empty"
            - field: "node://driver_info.ipmi_password"
              op: "is-empty"
          actions:
            - action: "set-attribute"
              path: "driver_info/ipmi_username"
              value: "<IPMI username>"
            - action: "set-attribute"
              path: "driver_info/ipmi_password"
              value: "<IPMI password>"

Author Information

Mark Goddard (mark@stackhpc.com)

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