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Mark Goddard 13de0edd6c Install virtualbmc to system when SELinux is enabled 
CentOS 8 nodepool images come with SELinux enabled, and prevent systemd
from accessing files in users' home directories. This prevents vbmcd
from starting.

To resolve this, install virtualbmc to the system when SELinux is
enabled.

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Virtual BMC Domain

This role configures a Libvirt domain in Virtual BMC. If vbmc_state is present, it will ensure the domain is added and started; if vbmc_state is absent, it will ensure the domain is stopped and deleted.

Requirements

  • Virtual BMC installed in a virtualenv
  • Virtual BMC daemon running

Role Variables

  • vbmc_domain: The name of the Libvirt domain to be added to Virtual BMC.
  • vbmc_virtualenv_path: The path to the virtualenv in which Virtual BMC is installed. Optional.
  • vbmc_ipmi_address: The address on which Virtual BMC will listen for IPMI traffic.
  • vbmc_ipmi_port: The port on which Virtual BMC will listen for IPMI traffic.
  • vbmc_ipmi_username: The IPMI username that Virtual BMC will use.
  • vbmc_ipmi_password: The IPMI password that Virtual BMC will use.
  • vbmc_log_directory: The directory in which to store Virtual BMC logs. If not overridden from None, output will not be logged to a file.
  • vbmc_state: Whether the domain should be present or absent in Virtual BMC. Defaults to present.