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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 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. |
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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. |
| | | *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, it is however also a deployer that |
| | | just happens to be used to deploy a lot of OpenShift, amongst other things. |
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| | | === Deploy your first "Config" |
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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: |
| | | 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: |
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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] |
| | | * 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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| | | 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/ocp-workshop/README.adoc[OCP Workshop] - Fully |
| | | installed OpenShift Cluster is what you are looking for then take a look at. |
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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] |