Role Name

ansible-role-vtsi role installs and configures vTSI application on Centos 7 server.

ansible-role-cim role configures CIM application on Centos 7 server.

ansible-role-pump role configures PUMP application on Centos 7 server.

Requirements

Role variables are to be set in ansible-vtsi/ansible-role-vtsi/vars/main.yml and ansible-vtsi/vars/hosts.yml

You may need to change mdb and mvl entries only, the rest should work as configured.

Name	Default Value	Description
`mirror`	`http://172.31.67.7/artifacts/vtsi/master/latest/vtsi-kit.tar.gz`	Source of vTSI package.
`build`	`latest`	Informs which package build should be used.
`host_entries`	`[undefined]`	Set an IP with hostnames that will be located in /etc/hosts file.
`vtsi_host`	`VTSI`	vTSI hostname.
`snmp_address`	`[undefined]`	IP address for SNMP.
`mdb_host`	`SPOTDB2016`	hostname or IP addres of Master database.
`mdb_username`	`sa`	Master database username.
`mdb_password`	`Cdci2010`	Master database password.
`sdb_username`	`sa`	Slave database username.
`sdb_password`	`Cdci2010`	Slave database password.
`mvl_login`	`administrator`	Video Library username.
`mvl_password`	`Cdci2018`	Video Library password.
`alarm_login`	`administrator`	Alarm username.
`alarm_password`	`Cdci2018`	Password for Alarm user.
`alarm_host`	`SPOTDB2016`	Hostname or IP address for Alarm host.

Including an example of how to use your role (for instance, with variables passed in as parameters) is always nice for users too:

    - hosts: vtsi
      become: yes
      gather_facts: false
      roles:
         - ansible-role-vtsi

$ ansible-playbook -i inventories/inventory vtsi.yml

Verify if vTSI is running by issuing the following command:

curl localhost:8080/actuator/health

The expected response is {"status":"UP"}.

Then, issue the following command:

telnet localhost 8021

The expected response is 220 Service ready for new user.

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Kamil Monticolo