openstack-ansible-os_keystone/tasks/keystone_ssl_key_create.yml
Lance Bragstad 7e14932dc4 Use ansible facts for distributing SSL certs/keys
The os_keystone role previously relied on a memcached deployment to transfer
SSL certificates and keys to all keystone nodes. Many of the openstack-ansible
repositories have refactored this behavior out in place of registering the
certificates and keys as ansible facts and using ansible's copy module to
transfer them to each node in the deployment.

This breaks the dependency of requiring memcached in order to deploy keystone
with SSL.

Change-Id: I8db39a2a4a54aa9814c1b05988f05bfcae94f222
2016-04-11 18:32:50 +00:00

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---
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- name: Remove self signed cert for regen
file:
dest: "{{ keystone_ssl_cert }}"
state: "absent"
when: keystone_ssl_self_signed_regen | bool
tags:
- keystone-ssl
- name: Create self-signed Apache ssl cert
command: >
openssl req -new -nodes -sha256 -x509 -subj
"{{ keystone_ssl_self_signed_subject }}"
-days 3650
-keyout {{ keystone_ssl_key }}
-out {{ keystone_ssl_cert }}
-extensions v3_ca
creates={{ keystone_ssl_cert }}
notify: Restart Apache
tags:
- keystone-configs
- keystone-ssl
- name: Ensure keystone user owns the self-signed key and certificate
file:
path: "{{ item }}"
owner: "{{ keystone_system_user_name }}"
group: "{{ keystone_system_group_name }}"
mode: "0640"
with_items:
- "{{ keystone_ssl_key }}"
- "{{ keystone_ssl_cert }}"
notify: Restart Apache
tags:
- keystone-ssl