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| | | # Lightbulb comes with its OWN deployer which AAD simply wraps |
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| | | # Hence many of the variables typically used are redundant |
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| | | # Note: both AAD and Lightbulb use "email" as a var for different |
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| | | # purposes. Below the lightbulb usage is used. |
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| | | ## Optional Variables |
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| | | #networking: true # workshop is put into networking mode, uses two Cisco IOS-XE devices |
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| | | networking: true # workshop is put into networking mode, uses two Cisco IOS-XE devices |
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| | | admin_password: ansible # password used for student account on control node |
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| | | localsecurity: false # skips firewalld installation and SE Linux when false |
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| | | username: tok |
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| | | email: tok@redhat.com |
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| | | ### END OF ANSIBLE Lightbulb AWS Provisioner Variables |
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| | | ### END OF ANSIBLE Lightbulb AWS Provisioner Variables |
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| | | # |
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| | | #### If you want a Key Pair name created and injected into the hosts, |
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| | | ## set `set_env_authorized_key` to true and set the keyname in `env_authorized_key` |
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