ansible-vagrant

description

ansible roles development environment using vagrant

dependencies

1. virtualbox (latest)
2. vagrant (latest)
3. ansible (latest)

vagrant configuration variables explained

memory: 2048                  # ram for each vm
cpus: 1                       # cpus for each vm

nodes: 2                      # number of vms
box: centos/7                 # vagrant box for each vm
playbook: playbook.yml        # playbook used to run role(s)

Note: vagrant automatically assigns VM hostnames and private IPs like this:

node1 - 192.168.77.21
node2 - 192.168.77.22
...

usage

1. create role and put it in roles/ directory.
2. create custom playbook (e.g. playbook.yml) to test your role.
3. change config.yml variables for your needs.
4. run command vagrant up and wait for provisioning.

Note: do not try to change anything in Vagrantfile