keycloak-scim/.github/scripts/ansible/roles/aws_ec2

Ansible Role aws_ec2

Ansible role for creating, deleting, stopping and starting AWS EC2 instances for running keycloak tests.

Prerequisities

Role requires Ansible Collection amazon.aws version 6.0.0 or higher.

Role assumes that user is authenticated to use AWS CLI, ie. that authentication variables AWS_ACCESS_KEY and AWS_SECRET_KEY are set in the environment.

Parameters

• region: AWS region for the resources to be created in.
• cluster_name: Unique name of the instance cluster within the region. Defaults to keycloak_{{ cluster_identifier }}.
• cluster_identifier: Identifier to distingish multiple clusters within the region. Defaults to ${USER}.
• cluster_size: Number of EC2 instances to be created.
• ami_name: Name of the AMI image to be used for spawning instances.
• instance_type: AWS instance type.
• instance_volume_size: Size of instance storage device.
• instance_device: Path to Linux storage device.

For defaults see defaults/main.yml.

Example Playbook

Example playbook aws_ec2.yml:

- hosts: localhost
  connection: local
  roles: [aws_ec2_client]

Create Instances

Using the example playbook run:

ansible-playbook aws_ec2.yml -e region=<REGION> -e operation=create

Replace with actual value, e.g. us-west-1.

Optionally you can override other parameters by -e PARAMETER=VALUE or -e @PARAMS.yml.

This operation will create the following 2 files:

• {{ cluster_name }}_{{ region }}.pem - private SSH key.
• {{ cluster_name }}_{{ region }}_inventory.yml - an Ansible host inventory file.

keycloak:
  children:
    "{{ cluster_name }}_{{ region }}":
      vars:
        ansible_user: ec2-user
        ansible_become: yes
        ansible_ssh_private_key_file: "{{ cluster_name }}_{{ region }}.pem"
      hosts:
        host-1-ip-address:
        host-2-ip-address:
        ...

Notice that the created hosts will be included in Ansible group keycloak and subgroup {{ cluster_name }}_{{ region }}.

Stop and Start instances

Using the example playbook run:

ansible-playbook aws_ec2.yml -e region=<REGION> -e operation=stop

After the instances are stopped their public IP addresses will be de-allocated.

ansible-playbook aws_ec2.yml -e region=<REGION> -e operation=start

After the instances are started again the role will re-create the host inventory file with updated public IP addresses.

Delete Instances

Using the example playbook run:

ansible-playbook aws_ec2.yml -e region=<REGION> -e operation=delete

This will remove created AWS resources and delete the host inventory file and private key.