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| | | == Overview |
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| | | Ansible Agnostic Deployer, AKA *AAD*, AKA *AgnosticD*, is a 2 Phase deployer for building and deploying everything from basic infrastructure to fully configured running application environments running on public Cloud Providers or OpenShift clusters. |
| | | Ansible Agnostic Deployer, AKA *AAD*, AKA *AgnosticD*, is a fully automated 2 |
| | | Phase deployer for building and deploying everything from basic infrastructure |
| | | to fully configured running application environments running on either public |
| | | Cloud Providers or OpenShift clusters. |
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| | | *AgnosticD* fully automates these deployments from simple basic infrastructures, aka _"a bunch of VMs"*_ through to fully configured deployemnts of complex applications, OpenShift, Ansible Tower and others. |
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| | | *AgnosticD* is not an OpenShift Deployer, it is however also a deployer that just happens to be used to deploy a lot of OpenShift, amongst other things. |
| | | *AgnosticD* is not an OpenShift Deployer, though it can and does that, it is |
| | | however also a deployer that just happens to be used to deploy a lot of |
| | | OpenShift and OpenShift workloads, amongst other things. |
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| | | === Deploy your first "Config" |
| | | === Make your first Deployment |
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| | | There are many link:./ansible/configs[configs] you can choose from, here are two that you can start with and modify to fit your needs: |
| | | Check out this link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfHYwXJhKB0[Video Introduction to deploying with Ansible AgnosticD]! |
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| | | If you need a relatively simple environment, which deploys by default just a bunch of Linux hosts ready to be configureds, have a look at: link:./ansible/configs/three-tier-app/README.adoc[Three Tier App] |
| | | Get started and use agnosticd to deploy on OpenStack with link:docs/First_OSP_Env_walkthrough.adoc[First OSP Environment Walkthrough]. |
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| | | If a fully installed OpenShift Cluster is what you are looking for then take a look at link:./ansible/configs/ocp-workshop/README.adoc[OCP Workshop] |
| | | There are many link:./ansible/configs[configs] you can choose from, here are three |
| | | that you can start with and modify to fit your needs: |
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| | | Another option, is deployment of software workloads on an exiting OpenShift, have look at link./link to 3scale workload. |
| | | If a fully installed OpenShift Cluster is what you are looking for then take a look at link:./ansible/configs/ocp-workshop/README.adoc[OCP Workshop] |
| | | * link:./ansible/configs/just-some-nodes-eample/[Just some nodes] - Simple, multi-cloud. |
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| | | === How does AgnosticD Deploy |
| | | * link:./ansible/configs/three-tier-app/README.adoc[Three Tier App] - Relatively |
| | | simple environment, which deploys by default just a bunch of Linux hosts ready |
| | | to be configured. |
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| | | Each _config_ contains 5 playbooks, and supporting files, offering their authors hooks to enable everything from a very simple bare operating system deploy to a fully configured application deploylment. |
| | | * link:./ansible/configs/ocp4-workshop/README.adoc[OCP4 Workshop] - If a fully |
| | | installed OpenShift Cluster is what you are looking for then take a look here. There is link:ansible/configs/ocp4-cluster[one for OSP too]. |
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| | | * link:./ansible/roles/ocp-workload-3scale-multitenant/readme.adoc[OpenShift 3Scale |
| | | Deployment] - Want to deploy a workload onto your existing OpenShift Cluster? |
| | | or local instance running on your laptop? 3Scale is an example of one of |
| | | around *30* OpenShift workloads ready to go. |
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| | | === How AgnosticD Deploys |
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| | | * For OpenShift _Workloads_ *AgnosticD* executes an ansible *role* against an |
| | | existing OpenShift cluster. Roles can be found link:./ansible/roles/[here] and |
| | | begin `ocp-workload-*`. |
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| | | * For _Configs_ each contain 5 deployment playbooks and supporting files executed |
| | | in sequence and combined with a Cloud Provider to deploy basic infrastructure |
| | | through to fully configured applications. |
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| | | image::docs/images/agnosticd_flow.png[width=100%] |
| | | .AgnosticD deployment workflow |
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| | | === AgnosticD Deployments |
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| | | .Examples of typical *AgnosticD* _configs_ |
| | | image::docs/images/agnosticd_things_it-does.png[width=100%] |
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| | | === Getting Started |
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| | | The accompanying documentation explains how to achieve all this, extend it and add both your own environments, hereafter called _configs_ and a lot lot more. |
| | | Well designed _configs_, can be easily abstracted to allow deployment to multiple different Public and Private Clouds including AWS, Azure, and others. |
| | | The accompanying documentation explains how to achieve all this, extend it and |
| | | add both your own environments, hereafter called _configs_ and a lot lot more. |
| | | Well designed _configs_, can be easily abstracted to allow deployment to multiple |
| | | different Public and Private Clouds including AWS, Azure, and others. |
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| | | * `./docs/` Start here |
| | | * `./ansible` The execution environment |
| | | * `./ansible/main.yml` The entry point for a deployment |
| | | * `./ansible/configs` Home to the _configs_ to deploy |
| | | * link:./docs/[The Documentation Set] Start Here |
| | | * link:./ansible/[./ansible] The working ansible directory |
| | | ** link:./ansible/main.yml[main.yml] The main entry point for `ansible-playbook` |
| | | * link:./ansible/roles[Roles directory] Home to the `ocp-workload-*` roles |
| | | * link:./ansible/configs[Configs directory] Home to the _Configs_ |
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| | | The Contributors Guides explore the relevant structures in significantly more detail: |
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| | | * link:docs/Creating_an_OpenShift_Workload.adoc[Creating an OpenShift Workload Guide] |
| | | * link:docs/Creating_a_config.adoc[Creating a Config Guide] |
| | | * link:docs/Creating_a_cloud_deployer.adoc[Creating a Cloud Deployer Guide] |
| | | // * link:docs/Creating_a_cloud_deployer.adoc[Creating a Cloud Deployer Guide] |