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collection l3d.linux Maintainance License

Ansible Collection - l3d.linux

This is the Ansible Collection l3d.linux. A collection to to common linux tasks like installing linux packages.

Ansible Roles in l3d.linux

  • l3d.linux.packages - Ansible role to install some base packages on your linux systems

Using this Collection

You can install the collection using ansible-galaxy by running:

ansible-galaxy collection install l3d.linux:1.1.2

Remember you can to Upgrade to the latest version of the l3d.linux collection using the --upgrade parameter:

ansible-galaxy collection install l3d.linux --upgrade

Or you could clone this collection in your local ansible project for example to collections/ansible_collections/l3d.linux/. Make sure you checkout git submodules too. Example:

# Clone git Repo with submodules to specified path
git clone --recursive https://github.com/roles-ansible/ansible_collection_linux.git collections/ansible_collections/l3d/linux/

# change directory
cd collections/ansible_collections/l3d.linux/

# optionally init git submodules
git submodule update --init --recursive

# optionally install all requirements
ansible-galaxy collection install -r requirements.yml --upgrade

You can also list a collection in requirements.yml:

---
collections:
  - name: l3d.linux
    version: ">=1.1.2"

Include roles in your playbook

Example Playbook using the l3d.linux.packages role:

---
- name: "Install NTP Server from collection l3d.linux"
  hosts: ntp.example.com
  roles:
    - {role: l3d.linux.packages, tags: ntp}
  vars:

Requirements

The roles in this collection using the community.general ansible Collections.

Example Requirements Installation:

# galaxy requirements
ansible-galaxy install -r requirements.yml --upgrade