def playbook():
pb = Playbook(log)
pb.ansible_connection = 'httpapi' # httpapi, network_cli
pb.ansible_password = '******'
pb.file = '/tmp/{}.yaml'.format(ansible_module)
pb.name = '{} task'.format(ansible_module)
pb.add_host(ansible_host)
return pb
def playbook():
pb = Playbook(log)
pb.profile_nxos()
# Since profile_nxos() sets ansible_connection to httpapi,
# we need to change it here to network_cli since NxosNxapi()
# can change httpapi-related parameters, like http port,
# etc, which would break our connection when using httpapi.
pb.ansible_connection = 'network_cli'
pb.ansible_password = '******'
pb.file = '/tmp/{}.yaml'.format(ansible_module)
pb.name = '{} task'.format(ansible_module)
pb.add_host(ansible_host)
return pb
def playbook():
pb = Playbook(log)
pb.ansible_connection = 'local'
pb.ansible_password = None
pb.ansible_network_os = None
pb.ansible_host_key_checking = None
pb.ansible_ssh_pass = None
pb.ansible_ssh_common_args = None
pb.ansible_paramiko_pty = None
pb.ansible_httpapi_validate_certs = None
pb.ansible_httpapi_use_ssl = None
pb.file = '/tmp/playbook_{}.yaml'.format(ansible_module)
pb.name = '{}'.format(ansible_module)
pb.add_host(ansible_host)
return pb
pb.add_task(task)
def task_nxos_bfd_interfaces(pb):
task = NxosBfdInterfaces(log)
task.name = 'Ethernet1/49'
task.echo = 'enable'
task.add_interface()
task.state = 'merged'
task.task_name = 'enable bfd echo on {}'.format(task.name)
task.commit()
pb.add_task(task)
log = Log('test_playbook', 'INFO', 'DEBUG')
pb = Playbook(log)
pb.profile_nxos() # commonly used NXOS settings
pb.ansible_connection = 'network_cli' # profile_nxos() sets this to httpapi
pb.ansible_password = '******'
# write the playbook to a file
pb.file = '/tmp/playbook.yaml'
# Creates a single playbook with two tasks
task_nxos_interfaces(pb)
task_nxos_bfd_interfaces(pb)
pb.add_host('t301') # host in Ansible inventory
pb.add_environment('no_proxy', '*')
pb.add_vars('my_var1', 'my_var_value1')
pb.add_vars('my_var2', 'my_var_value2')
pb.append_playbook()
pb.write_playbook()
# We can also write the playbook to standard output
pb.file = 'STDOUT'
pb.write_playbook()