Currently this repo is not being actively maintained. I suggest you use the fork maintained by David Blaisonneau: https://gitlab.com/davidblaisonneau-orange/ansible-role-configdrive
Ansible role to create config-drives for OpenStack Ironic. It creates OpenStack config-drives data for nodes and it is able to setup complex networking configuration like bonding, vlans and bridges on Debian and RedHat based distributions. Note that the images have to have support for those features (kernel modules, packages, ...). This tool just create the configuration files which are going to be injected in the host at boot time using Cloud-Init.
This playbook is intended to be executed prior to the deployments
of nodes via Ironic. It creates a basic configuration drive
containing network configuration, a SSH key permitting the
user to login to the host, and other files like /etc/hosts or
/etc/resolv.conf. Also, it is able to include user_data
file https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CloudInit
Ansible 2.0, works with Ubuntu Trusty, Xenial and Centos 7
It does not install packages on the target host, it just creates the
folders and files needed to create a config-drive volume, So, be
aware that you probably you will need to install genisoimage,
base64 and gzip.
Role parameters
# You should overwrite those role variables!
# It will generate the network configuration based
# on the family!
configdrive_os_family: "Debian"
configdrive_uuid: "uuid-test-01"
configdrive_fqdn: "test.example.com"
configdrive_name: "test"
configdrive_ssh_public_key:
configdrive_availability_zone: ""
configdrive_network_info: True
configdrive_config_dir: "/var/lib/ironic/images/"
configdrive_volume_path: "/var/lib/ironic/images/"
# Aditional metadata
configdrive_meta: {}
# Path to ssh public key file
configdrive_ssh_public_key_path:
# Path to cloud-config file
configdrive_config_user_data_path:
# Automatically assigned with uuid
#configdrive_instance_dir:
# Delete the instace dir folder after creation
configdrive_config_dir_delete: False
# Populate the /etc/resolv.conf
#configdrive_resolv:
# domain: "example.com"
# search: "hola.example.com"
# dns: ['8.8.8.8']
# Populate the /etc/hosts
#configdrive_hosts:
# - ['127.0.1.1', 'host1.domain.com']
# - ['127.0.1.2', 'host3.domain.com']
# Definition list of devices
#configdrive_network_device_list:
# - device: "eth1"
# bootproto: "dhcp"
# - device: "eth2"
# bootproto: "dhcp"
# type: "phy"
# - device: "eth0.500"
# type: "vlan"
# address: "10.1.1.10"
# netmask: "255.255.255.0"
# gateway: "10.1.1.1"
# nameservers:
# - 8.8.8.8
# - 9.9.9.9
# domain: "hola.com"
# backend: ["eth0"]
Have a look at the site.yml and type vagrant up, go to the folder
/tmp/configdrive inside the vagrant vm and you will see the compresed
iso volume and all the folder/files structure included in it.
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