Changes between Version 26 and Version 27 of GENIExperimenter/Tutorials/AnsibleHelloGENI/Execute

Timestamp:

03/15/15 21:12:33 (10 years ago)

Author:

sedwards@bbn.com

Comment:

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GENIExperimenter/Tutorials/AnsibleHelloGENI/Execute

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-                    Ansible Ad Hoc commands easily map to commands used in an Ansible Playbook.  
+                   Ansible commands can be collected into files called <i>Playbooks</i>.  Playbooks are in a configuration file format called <i>YAML</i> which is very straightforward.   In particular, Ansible Ad Hoc commands easily map to commands used in an Ansible Playbook.  
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 }}}
 
-The `hello-client.yml` is:
+The commands to configure the `client` node as in the install script are as follows:
 
    {{{
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     }}}
 
-Run the playbook with the following commands on the local machine:
+Let's put the above in a file `hello-client.yml`.
+
+Run the playbook with the following command on the local machine:
 
    {{{
 #!python
 ansible-playbook hello-client.yml -i inventory
-ansible-playbook hello-server.yml -i inventory
    }}}
 }}}
- a. Using the above Ansible modules, reproduce the steps in the HelloGENI install script for the `server` node.  As you find a command that works, carefully copy it into a text file and then into the Playbook.  
+ a. Using the above Ansible modules, reproduce the steps in the HelloGENI install script for the `server` node.  As you find a command that works, construct a `hello-server.yml` playbook.
 
 == 6.  Analyze Experiment ==