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Ansible - Inventaire dynamique depuis Proxmox

1. Création d'un inventaire dynamique Ansible avec Proxmox​

1.1. Installer la collection ansible community.general​

  • Installer la collection ansible community.general
$ ansible-galaxy collecction install community.general

1.2. Créer le fichier d'inventaire dynamique 'homelab.proxmox.yml'​

  • Créer le fichier inventories/homelab.proxmox.yml
    • Je vais réutiliser le token tofu créé précédemment
inventories/homelab.proxmox.yml
---
# doc: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/community/general/proxmox_inventory.html#examples

plugin: community.general.proxmox
url: https://pve1.home.lab:8006
user: 'tofu@pve'
token_id: 'tofu'
token_secret: '85b13993-73c5-4z72-87b8-54t80bca6e62'
  • #todo créer une variable d'environnement ou ansible vault pour stocker le token_secret

1.3. Modifier le fichier ansible.cfg​

  • Référencer le chemin vers le fichier d'inventaire par défaut dans le fichier ansible.cfg
ansible.cfg
[defaults]
inventory = inventories/homelab.proxmox.yml
host_key_checking = false
forks = 2
roles_path = roles

[ssh_connection]
pipelining = true

2. Utilisation du plugin community.general.proxmox​

2.1. Lister les machines virtuelles du cluster Proxmox (par défaut)​

  • Utiliser la commande ansible-inventoy --list
{
    "_meta": {
        "hostvars": {}
    },
    "all": {
        "children": [
            "ungrouped",
            "proxmox_all_lxc",
            "proxmox_all_qemu",
            "proxmox_all_running",
            "proxmox_all_stopped",
            "proxmox_nodes",
            "proxmox_pve1_lxc",
            "proxmox_pve1_qemu",
            "proxmox_pve2_lxc",
            "proxmox_pve2_qemu"
        ]
    },
    "proxmox_all_qemu": {
        "hosts": [
            "vault1",
            "gitlab1",
            "kube-master1",
            "ipa1",
            "kube-worker1",
            "awx1",
            "bdd1",
            "bootstrap1",
            "prometheus1",
            "bdd2",
            "refalmalinux9",
            "grafana1",
            "labstrap1",
            "harbor1",
            "kube-worker2",
            "buildah1",
            "log1",
            "nautobot1"
        ]
    },
    "proxmox_all_running": {
        "hosts": [
            "vault1",
            "gitlab1",
            "kube-master1",
            "ipa1",
            "kube-worker1",
            "awx1",
            "bdd1",
            "bootstrap1",
            "bdd2",
            "refalmalinux9",
            "harbor1",
            "kube-worker2",
            "buildah1",
            "nautobot1"
        ]
    "proxmox_all_stopped": {
        "hosts": [
            "prometheus1",
            "grafana1",
            "labstrap1",
            "log1"
        ]
    },
    "proxmox_nodes": {
        "hosts": [
            "pve1",
            "pve2"
        ]
    },
    "proxmox_pve1_qemu": {
        "hosts": [
            "vault1",
            "gitlab1",
            "kube-master1",
            "ipa1",
            "kube-worker1",
            "awx1",
            "bdd1"
        ]
    },
    "proxmox_pve2_qemu": {
        "hosts": [
            "bootstrap1",
            "prometheus1",
            "bdd2",
            "refalmalinux9",
            "grafana1",
            "labstrap1",
            "harbor1",
            "kube-worker2",
            "buildah1",
            "log1",
            "nautobot1"
        ]
    }
}

2.2. Tester la connexion ansible aux serveurs​

  • Tester la connexion au serveurs en ligne du domaine home.lab
$ ansible -i inventories/homelab.proxmox.yml -m ping proxmox_all_running