Playbooks

The following playbooks are available:

- deploy-docker.sh - Deploys custom schemas for Docker configuration
- deploy-opendj.sh - Deploys custom schemas for OpenDJ configuration
- deploy-servers-sh - Main script to deploy new servers to a ziNet
- deploy-sshldap.sh - Deploys custom schemas for sshldap configuration
- deploy-tenant.sh - Deploys custom schemas for a new tenant space

Script: deploy-docker.sh

This script will add Docker schema to the Directory Server.

Prerequisite: OpenDJ must have been deployed and running.

Result: 0 for success

Parameter	Description	Default	Mandatory
-z ziD	The ziD of the ziNet instance.	N/A	Yes
-C docker config file	A docker config file. See this page for reference. This file will be sources prior to configuring the Docker schema in the Directory Server	N/A	Yes
-D admin user DN	An admin user bind DN. This user must be able to perform modifies to any parts of the Directory Server specified in the Docker config file.	N/A	Yes
-w admin user password	Admin user password.	N/A	No
-W	Prompt for a password. The default behavior will be to prompt for a password.	true	No
-y admin user password file	A file containing the admin user's password	N/A	No

This script deploys OpenDJ schema to the Directory Server.

Parameter	Description	Default	Mandatory
-z ziD	The ziD of the ziNet instance.	N/A	Yes
-C docker config file	A opendj config file. See this page for reference. This file will be sources prior to configuring the OpenDJ schema in the Directory Server	N/A	Yes
-D admin user DN	An admin user bind DN. This user must be able to perform modifies to any parts of the Directory Server specified in the OpenDJ config file.	N/A	Yes
-w admin user password	Admin user password.	N/A	No
-W	Prompt for a password. The default behavior will be to prompt for a password.	true	No
-y admin user password file	A file containing the admin user's password	N/A	No

This script deploys a set of servers to a ziNet network fabric.

Prerequisite: Servers must have been deployed in AWS already. See this page for How-To Deploy New Servers.

Parameter	Description	Default	Mandatory
-i Inventory File	The inventory file containing server configuration	N/A	Yes
-r Repo folder	A repository folder containing the following: Java archive (specified by JAVA_REPO_FILENAME) OpenDJ archive (specified by OPENDJ_ZIP_ARCHIVE	N/A	Yes
-w service_sshldap account password	This is the password for the default service account defined by this DN: uid=service_sshldap,${SSHLDAP_SVCS_OPS_DN}. Is this is not passed in, then the default behavior of the Directory Server must be to allow anonymous binds. In addition, you should set SSHLDAP_ACI_DN_TYPE=userdn and SSHLDAP_ACI_DN=anyone	N/A	No
-y service_sshldap account password file	A file containing the password for the default service account. The same rules apply as the '-w' parameter.	N/A	No
-Y opendj password file	A file containing two (2) passwords. The first line of the file should be the Directory Administrator's password. The second line contains the Admin User password. If a password file is not passed, then the user will be promoted for the required passwords.	N/A	No

An ".ini" formatted file with the following directives.

Directive	Description	Example
Repository
repo.[0..9]*	A Git repository that will be fetched on the target host being installed.	[repo.1]
REPO_URI	The URI of the repository that will be exported. e.g. git archive --remote=${REPO_URI} ${theBranch} \| tar -x -C /tmp/	git@bitbucket.org:zibernetics/zinet.git
REPO_BRANCH	The branch that will be fetched	master
REPO_ROOT	The root of the git repo that will be fetched. e.g. git archive --remote=${REPO_URI} ${theBranch}:${REPO_ROOT} \| tar -x -C /tmp/	prod

This script deploys SSHLDAP schema to the Directory Server.

Parameter	Description	Default	Mandatory
-z ziD	The ziD of the ziNet instance.	N/A	Yes
-C docker config file	A sshldap config file. See this page for reference. This file will be sources prior to configuring the sshldap schema in the Directory Server	N/A	Yes
-D admin user DN	An admin user bind DN. This user must be able to perform modifies to any parts of the Directory Server specified in the sshldap config file.	N/A	Yes
-w admin user password	Admin user password.	N/A	No
-W	Prompt for a password. The default behavior will be to prompt for a password.	true	No
-y admin user password file	A file containing the admin user's password	N/A	No