https://github.com/redhat-cop/agnosticd

AgnosticD - Ansible Deployer for multiple Cloud Deployers
https://github.com/redhat-cop/agnosticd

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AgnosticD - Ansible Deployer for multiple Cloud Deployers

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/redhat-cop/agnosticd
• Owner: redhat-cop
• License: gpl-3.0
• Created: 2017-01-24T03:12:27.000Z (over 9 years ago)
• Default Branch: development
• Last Pushed: 2024-10-29T21:25:15.000Z (over 1 year ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-10-29T23:44:37.541Z (over 1 year ago)
• Topics: gpte
• Language: Jinja
• Homepage: https://redhat-cop.github.io/agnosticd/
• Size: 81.5 MB
• Stars: 384
• Watchers: 45
• Forks: 491
• Open Issues: 84
• Metadata Files:
  • Readme: README.adoc
  • Contributing: docs/Contributing.adoc
  • License: LICENSE
  • Codeowners: CODEOWNERS
  • Support: docs/Supported_Cloud_Providers.adoc

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README

          
== Overview

Ansible Agnostic Deployer, AKA *AAD*, AKA *AgnosticD*, is a fully automated 2

 Phase deployer for building and deploying everything from basic infrastructure

  to fully configured running application environments running on either public

   Cloud Providers or OpenShift clusters.

*AgnosticD* is not an OpenShift Deployer, though it can and does that, it is

 however also a deployer that just happens to be used to deploy a lot of

  OpenShift and OpenShift workloads, amongst other things.

=== Make your first Deployment

Check out this link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfHYwXJhKB0[Video Introduction to deploying with Ansible AgnosticD]!

Get started and use agnosticd to deploy on OpenStack with  link:docs/First_OSP_Env_walkthrough.adoc[First OSP Environment Walkthrough].

Make sure to check out our link:tools/execution_environments/readme.adoc[Execution Environments] page to run AgnosticD in a reproducible way using containers with our supported images.

There are many link:./ansible/configs[configs] you can choose from, here are three

 that you can start with and modify to fit your needs:

* link:./ansible/configs/just-a-bunch-of-nodes/[Just a bunch of nodes] - Simple, multi-cloud.

* 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.

* link:./ansible/configs/ocp4-cluster/README.adoc[OCP4 Cluster] - If a fully

 installed OpenShift Cluster is what you are looking for then take a look here.  Deploys onto AWS, OpenStack, etc.

* link:./ansible/roles/ocp-workload-rhte-mw-api-biz/readme.adoc[API as a Business demo Deployment] - Want to deploy a workload onto your existing OpenShift Cluster?

  or local instance running on your laptop?  3Scale is an example of one of

   around *30* OpenShift workloads ready to go.

=== How AgnosticD Deploys

* For OpenShift _Workloads_ *AgnosticD* executes an ansible *role* against an

 existing OpenShift cluster. Roles can be found link:./ansible/roles/[here] and

  begin `ocp(4)-workload-*`, with or without `4` depending on the OpenShift version active at the time of writing them.

  OpenShift Workloads are not necessarily version-dependent. You can find many workloads in our repository that were written for OpenShift 3 and continue to work in OpenShift 4.

* For _Configs_ each contain 5 deployment playbooks and supporting files executed

 in sequence, which combined with Cloud Provider tools like awscli, deploy infrastructure components all the way through to fully configured applications.

image::docs/images/agnosticd_flow.png[width=100%]

.AgnosticD deployment workflow

=== Getting Started

The accompanying documentation explains how to achieve all this, extend it and

 add both your own environments, hereafter called _configs_ and a lot lot more.

Well designed _configs_, can be easily abstracted to allow deployment to multiple

 different Public and Private Clouds including AWS, Azure, and others.

* link:./docs/[The Documentation Set] Start Here

* link:./ansible/[./ansible] The working ansible directory

** link:./ansible/main.yml[main.yml] The main entry point for `ansible-playbook`

* link:./ansible/roles[Roles directory] Home to the `ocp-workload-*` roles

* link:./ansible/configs[Configs directory] Home to the _Configs_

The Contributors Guides explore the relevant structures in significantly more detail:

* link:docs/Creating_an_OpenShift_Workload.adoc[Creating an OpenShift Workload Guide]

* link:docs/Creating_a_config.adoc[Creating a Config Guide]

// * link:docs/Creating_a_cloud_deployer.adoc[Creating a Cloud Deployer Guide]