Install keycloak using ansible middleware execution environment

by ggraziol 2 years ago

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Demonstrate how to deploy keycloak using the ansible middleware_automation collections execution environment and ansible-navigator.

Prerequisite is a fedora/rhel with installed packages:

python3
python3-virtualenv
podman

Video index (click to jump to section):

Prepare execution
- 00:00 show installed software versions
- 00:17 create a virtualenv with ansible-navigator
Create target instance with qemu/kvm
- 01:13 download fedora cloud image
- 01:25 create ssh key pair for ansible user
- 01:46 create user-data for cloud-init the fedora cloud image with user credentials
- 02:30 create virtual machine with fedora and user-data
Create ansible config
- 04:11 test ssh connectivity from host to guest vm
- 04:32 create ansible-navigator config setting ee image and other defaults
- 05:08 create ansible.cfg config (ssh user details)
Playbook and inventory
- 05:32 create keycloak playbook importing collection role
- 06:10 create inventory containing virtual machine as keycloak host
Execute the deployment
- 06:35 check ansible-navigator collections
- 07:10 launch deployment of keycloak
Test deployment
- 08:00 test deployment and status of service with curl

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