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Tiny Alpine-based multistage-build dockerized version of Ansible^[1] in many different flavours. It comes with Mitogen^[2] to speed up your runs by up to 600%^[3][4] (see Examples). The image is built nightly against multiple stable versions and pushed to Dockerhub.

^{[1] Official project: https://github.com/ansible/ansible}
^{[2] Official project: https://github.com/dw/mitogen}
^{[3] How to Speed Up Your Ansible Playbooks Over 600%}
^{[4] Mitogen for Ansible}

Available Docker image versions

This repository provides many different Ansible flavours (each flavour also divided into different Ansible versions). The following table shows a quick overview. For more details see further down below.

Flavour	Inherits from	Additional Python libs	Additional binaries
base	-	`cffi`, `cryptography`, `Jinja2`, `PyYAML`	-
tools	base	`dnspython`, `mitogen`	`bash`, `git`, `gpg`, `jq`, `ssh`
infra	tools	`docker`, `pexpect`, `psycopg2`, `pypsexec`, `pymongo`, `PyMySQL`, `smbprotocol`	-
azure	tools	`azure`	-
aws	tools	`awscli`, `botocore`, `boto`, `boto3`	`aws`
awsk8s	aws	`openshift`	`kubectl`
awskops	awsk8s	-	`kops`
awshelm	awsk8s	-	`helm`

Ansible base

The following Ansible Docker images are as small as possible and only contain Ansible itself.

Docker tag	Build from
`latest`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Ansible tools

The following Ansible Docker images contain everything from Ansible base and additionally: bash, git, gpg, jq, ssh and dnspython and Ansible mitogen strategy plugin (see Examples).

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-tools`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-tools`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-tools`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-tools`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-tools`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-tools`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-tools`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Ansible infra

The following Ansible Docker images contain everything from Ansible tools and additionally: docker, pexpect, psycopg2, pypsexec, pymongo, PyMySQL and smbprotocol Python libraries.

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-infra`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-infra`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-infra`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-infra`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-infra`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-infra`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-infra`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Ansible azure

The following Ansible Docker images contain everything from Ansible tools and additionally: azure.

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-azure`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-azure`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-azure`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-azure`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-azure`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-azure`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-azure`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Ansible aws

The following Ansible Docker images contain everything from Ansible tools and additionally: aws-cli, boto, boto3 and botocore.

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-aws`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-aws`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-aws`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-aws`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-aws`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-aws`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-aws`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Ansible awsk8s

The following Ansible Docker images contain everything from Ansible aws and additionally: openshift and kubectl.

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-awsk8s`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-awsk8s`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-awsk8s`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-awsk8s`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-awsk8s`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-awsk8s`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-awsk8s`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Ansible awskops

The following Ansible Docker images contain everything from Ansible awsk8s and additionally: kops in its latest patch level version.

Kops 1.13 (latest 1.13.x)

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-awskops1.13`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-awskops1.13`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-awskops1.13`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-awskops1.13`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-awskops1.13`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-awskops1.13`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-awskops1.13`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Kops 1.12 (latest 1.12.x)

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-awskops1.12`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-awskops1.12`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-awskops1.12`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-awskops1.12`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-awskops1.12`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-awskops1.12`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-awskops1.12`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Kops 1.11 (latest 1.11.x)

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-awskops1.11`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-awskops1.11`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-awskops1.11`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-awskops1.11`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-awskops1.11`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-awskops1.11`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-awskops1.11`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Kops 1.10 (latest 1.10.x)

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-awskops1.10`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-awskops1.10`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-awskops1.10`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-awskops1.10`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-awskops1.10`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-awskops1.10`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-awskops1.10`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Kops 1.9 (latest 1.9.x)

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-awskops1.9`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-awskops1.9`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-awskops1.9`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-awskops1.9`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-awskops1.9`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-awskops1.9`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-awskops1.9`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Kops 1.8 (latest 1.8.x)

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-awskops1.8`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-awskops1.8`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-awskops1.8`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-awskops1.8`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-awskops1.8`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-awskops1.8`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-awskops1.8`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Ansible awshelm

The following Ansible Docker images contain everything from Ansible awsk8s and additionally: helm in its latest patch level version.

Helm 2.14 (latest 2.14.x)

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-awshelm2.14`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-awshelm2.14`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-awshelm2.14`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-awshelm2.14`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-awshelm2.14`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-awshelm2.14`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-awshelm2.14`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Helm 2.13 (latest 2.13.x)

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-awshelm2.13`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-awshelm2.13`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-awshelm2.13`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-awshelm2.13`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-awshelm2.13`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-awshelm2.13`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-awshelm2.13`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Helm 2.12 (latest 2.12.x)

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-awshelm2.12`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-awshelm2.12`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-awshelm2.12`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-awshelm2.12`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-awshelm2.12`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-awshelm2.12`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-awshelm2.12`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Helm 2.11 (latest 2.11.x)

Docker tag	Build from
`latest-awshelm2.11`	Latest stable Ansible version
`2.8-awshelm2.11`	Latest stable Ansible 2.8.x version
`2.7-awshelm2.11`	Latest stable Ansible 2.7.x version
`2.6-awshelm2.11`	Latest stable Ansible 2.6.x version
`2.5-awshelm2.11`	Latest stable Ansible 2.5.x version
`2.4-awshelm2.11`	Latest stable Ansible 2.4.x version
`2.3-awshelm2.11`	Latest stable Ansible 2.3.x version

Docker environment variables

Environment variables are available for all flavours except for Ansible base.

Variable	Default	Allowed values	Description
`USER`	``	`ansible`	Set this to `ansible` to have everything run inside the container by the user `ansible` instead of `root`
`UID`	`1000`	integer	If your local uid is not `1000` set it to your uid to syncronize file/dir permissions during mounting
`GID`	`1000`	integer	If your local gid is not `1000` set it to your gid to syncronize file/dir permissions during mounting
`INIT_GPG_KEY`	``	string	If your gpg key requires a password you can initialize it during startup and cache the password (requires `INIT_GPG_PASS` as well)
`INIT_GPG_PASS`	``	string	If your gpg key requires a password you can initialize it during startup and cache the password (requires `INIT_GPG_KEY` as well)
`INIT_GPG_CMD`	``	string	A custom command which will initialize the GPG key password. This allows for interactive mode to enter your password manually during startup. (Mutually exclusive to `INIT_GPG_KEY` and `INIT_GPG_PASS`)

Docker mounts

The working directory inside the Docker container is /data/ and should be mounted locally to the root of your project where your Ansible playbooks are.

Examples

Run Ansible playbook

docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/data cytopia/ansible ansible-playbook playbook.yml

Run Ansible playbook with Mitogen

Mitogen updates Ansible’s slow and wasteful shell-centric implementation with pure-Python equivalents, invoked via highly efficient remote procedure calls to persistent interpreters tunnelled over SSH.

No changes are required to target hosts. The extension is considered stable and real-world use is encouraged.

Configuration (option 1)

ansible.cfg

[defaults]
strategy_plugins = /usr/lib/python3.6/site-packages/ansible_mitogen/plugins/strategy
strategy         = mitogen_linear

Configuratoin (option 2)

# Instead of hardcoding it via ansible.cfg,  you could also add the
# option on-the-fly via environment variables.
export ANSIBLE_STRATEGY_PLUGINS=/usr/lib/python3.6/site-packages/ansible_mitogen/plugins/strategy
export ANSIBLE_STRATEGY=mitogen_linear

Invocation

docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/data cytopia/ansible:latest-tools ansible-playbook playbook.yml

Further readings:

Mitogen on GitHub
Mitogen Documentation
How to Speed Up Your Ansible Playbooks Over 600%
Speed up Ansible with Mitogen

Run Ansible playbook with non-root user

# Use 'ansible' user inside Docker container
docker run --rm \
  -e USER=ansible \
  -v $(pwd):/data \
  cytopia/ansible:latest-tools ansible-playbook playbook.yml

# Use 'ansible' user inside Docker container
# Use custom uid/gid for 'ansible' user inside Docker container
docker run --rm \
  -e USER=ansible \
  -e MY_UID=1000 \
  -e MY_GID=1000 \
  -v $(pwd):/data \
  cytopia/ansible:latest-tools ansible-playbook playbook.yml

Run Ansible playbook with local ssh keys mounted

# Ensure to set same uid/gid as on your local system for Docker user
# to prevent permission issues during docker mounts
docker run --rm \
  -e USER=ansible \
  -e MY_UID=1000 \
  -e MY_GID=1000 \
  -v ${HOME}/.ssh/:/home/ansible/.ssh/:ro \
  -v $(pwd):/data \
  cytopia/ansible:latest-tools ansible-playbook playbook.yml

Run Ansible playbook with local password-less gpg keys mounted

# Ensure to set same uid/gid as on your local system for Docker user
# to prevent permission issues during docker mounts
docker run --rm \
  -e USER=ansible \
  -e MY_UID=1000 \
  -e MY_GID=1000 \
  -v ${HOME}/.gnupg/:/home/ansible/.gnupg/ \
  -v $(pwd):/data \
  cytopia/ansible:latest-tools ansible-playbook playbook.yml

Run Ansible playbook with local gpg keys mounted and automatically initialized

This is required in case your GPG key itself is encrypted with a password. Note that the password needs to be in single quotes.

# Ensure to set same uid/gid as on your local system for Docker user
# to prevent permission issues during docker mounts
docker run --rm \
  -e USER=ansible \
  -e MY_UID=1000 \
  -e MY_GID=1000 \
  -e INIT_GPG_KEY=user@domain.tld \
  -e INIT_GPG_PASS='my gpg password' \
  -v ${HOME}/.gnupg/:/home/ansible/.gnupg/ \
  -v $(pwd):/data \
  cytopia/ansible:latest-tools ansible-playbook playbook.yml

Alternatively you can also export your GPG key and password to the shell's environment:

# Ensure to write the password in single quotes
export MY_GPG_KEY='user@domain.tld'
export MY_GPG_PASS='my gpg password'

# Ensure to set same uid/gid as on your local system for Docker user
# to prevent permission issues during docker mounts
docker run --rm \
  -e USER=ansible \
  -e MY_UID=1000 \
  -e MY_GID=1000 \
  -e INIT_GPG_KEY=${MY_GPG_KEY} \
  -e INIT_GPG_PASS=${MY_GPG_PASS} \
  -v ${HOME}/.gnupg/:/home/ansible/.gnupg/ \
  -v $(pwd):/data \
  cytopia/ansible:latest-tools ansible-playbook playbook.yml

Run Ansible playbook with local gpg keys mounted and interactively interactively

The following will work with password-less and password-set GPG keys. In case it requires a password, it will ask for the password and you need to enter it.

# Ensure to set same uid/gid as on your local system for Docker user
# to prevent permission issues during docker mounts
docker run --rm \
  -e USER=ansible \
  -e MY_UID=1000 \
  -e MY_GID=1000 \
  -e INIT_GPG_CMD='echo test | gpg --encrypt -r user@domain.tld | gpg --decrypt --pinentry-mode loopback' \
  -v ${HOME}/.gnupg/:/home/ansible/.gnupg/ \
  -v $(pwd):/data \
  cytopia/ansible:latest-tools ansible-playbook playbook.yml

Run Ansible Galaxy

# Ensure to set same uid/gid as on your local system for Docker user
# to prevent permission issues during docker mounts
docker run --rm \
  -e USER=ansible \
  -e MY_UID=1000 \
  -e MY_GID=1000 \
  -v $(pwd):/data \
  cytopia/ansible:latest-tools ansible-galaxy install -r requirements.yml

Run Ansible playbook with AWS credentials

# Basic
docker run --rm \
  -e AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID \
  -e AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY \
  -v $(pwd):/data \
  cytopia/ansible:latest-aws ansible-playbook playbook.yml

# With AWS Session Token
docker run --rm \
  -e AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID \
  -e AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY \
  -e AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$AWS_SESSION_TOKEN \
  -v $(pwd):/data \
  cytopia/ansible:latest-aws ansible-playbook playbook.yml

# With ~/.aws/ config and credentials directories mounted (read/only)
# If you want to make explicit use of aws profiles, use this variant
# Ensure to set same uid/gid as on your local system for Docker user
# to prevent permission issues during docker mounts
docker run --rm \
  -e USER=ansible \
  -e MY_UID=1000 \
  -e MY_GID=1000 \
  -v ${HOME}/.aws/config:/home/ansible/.aws/config:ro \
  -v ${HOME}/.aws/credentials:/home/ansible/.aws/credentials:ro \
  -v $(pwd):/data \
  cytopia/ansible:latest-aws ansible-playbook playbook.yml

Run Ansible playbook against AWS with gpg vault initialization

# Ensure to set same uid/gid as on your local system for Docker user
# to prevent permission issues during docker mounts
docker run --rm \
  -e USER=ansible \
  -e MY_UID=1000 \
  -e MY_GID=1000 \
  -e INIT_GPG_KEY=user@domain.tld \
  -e INIT_GPG_PASS='my gpg password' \
  -v ${HOME}/.aws/config:/home/ansible/.aws/config:ro \
  -v ${HOME}/.aws/credentials:/home/ansible/.aws/credentials:ro \
  -v ${HOME}/.gnupg/:/home/ansible/.gnupg/ \
  -v $(pwd):/data \
  cytopia/ansible:latest-aws \
  ansible-playbook playbook.yml

As the command is getting pretty long, you could wrap it into a Makefile.

ifneq (,)
.error This Makefile requires GNU Make.
endif

.PHONY: dry run

CURRENT_DIR = $(dir $(abspath $(lastword $(MAKEFILE_LIST))))
ANSIBLE = 2.8
UID = 1000
GID = 1000

# Ansible check mode uses mitogen_linear strategy for much faster roll-outs
dry:
ifndef GPG_PASS
	docker run --rm it \
		-e ANSIBLE_STRATEGY_PLUGINS=/usr/lib/python3.6/site-packages/ansible_mitogen/plugins/strategy \
		-e ANSIBLE_STRATEGY=mitogen_linear \
		-e USER=ansible \
		-e MY_UID=$(UID) \
		-e MY_GID=$(GID) \
		-v $${HOME}/.aws/config:/home/ansible/.aws/config:ro \
		-v $${HOME}/.aws/credentials:/home/ansible/.aws/credentials:ro \
		-v $${HOME}/.gnupg/:/home/ansible/.gnupg/ \
		-v $(CURRENT_DIR):/data \
		cytopia/ansible:$(ANSIBLE)-aws ansible-playbook playbook.yml --check
else
	docker run --rm it \
		-e ANSIBLE_STRATEGY_PLUGINS=/usr/lib/python3.6/site-packages/ansible_mitogen/plugins/strategy \
		-e ANSIBLE_STRATEGY=mitogen_linear \
		-e USER=ansible \
		-e MY_UID=$(UID) \
		-e MY_GID=$(GID) \
		-e INIT_GPG_KEY=$${GPG_KEY} \
		-e INIT_GPG_PASS=$${GPG_PASS} \
		-v $${HOME}/.aws/config:/home/ansible/.aws/config:ro \
		-v $${HOME}/.aws/credentials:/home/ansible/.aws/credentials:ro \
		-v $${HOME}/.gnupg/:/home/ansible/.gnupg/ \
		-v $(CURRENT_DIR):/data \
		cytopia/ansible:$(ANSIBLE)INIT_GPG_KEY` -aws \
		ansible-playbook playbook.yml --check
endif

# Ansible real run uses default strategy
run:
ifndef GPG_PASS
	docker run --rm it \
		-e USER=ansible \
		-e MY_UID=$(UID) \
		-e MY_GID=$(GID) \
		-v $${HOME}/.aws/config:/home/ansible/.aws/config:ro \
		-v $${HOME}/.aws/credentials:/home/ansible/.aws/credentials:ro \
		-v $${HOME}/.gnupg/:/home/ansible/.gnupg/ \
		-v $(CURRENT_DIR):/data \
		cytopia/ansible:$(ANSIBLE)-aws ansible-playbook playbook.yml
else
	docker run --rm it \
		-e USER=ansible \
		-e MY_UID=$(UID) \
		-e MY_GID=$(GID) \
		-e INIT_GPG_KEY=$${GPG_KEY} \
		-e INIT_GPG_PASS=$${GPG_PASS} \
		-v $${HOME}/.aws/config:/home/ansible/.aws/config:ro \
		-v $${HOME}/.aws/credentials:/home/ansible/.aws/credentials:ro \
		-v $${HOME}/.gnupg/:/home/ansible/.gnupg/ \
		-v $(CURRENT_DIR):/data \
		cytopia/ansible:$(ANSIBLE)-aws \
		ansible-playbook playbook.yml
endif

Important:

THE GPG_KEY and GPG_PASS will not be echo'ed out by the Make command and you are advised to export those values via your shell's export command to the env in order to hide it.

If you still want to specify them on the command line via make dry GPG_KEY='pass' and your pass or key contains one or more $ characters then they must all be escaped with an additional $ in front. This is not necessary if you export them.

Example: If your password is test$5, then you must use make dry GPG_PASS='test$$5'.

Then you can call it easily:

# With GPG password from the env
export GPG_KEY='user@domain.tld'
export GPG_PASS='THE_GPG_PASSWORD_HERE'
make dry
make run

# With GPG password on the cli
make dry GPG_KEY='user@domain.tld' GPG_PASS='THE_GPG_PASSWORD_HERE'
make run GPG_KEY='user@domain.tld' GPG_PASS='THE_GPG_PASSWORD_HERE'

# Without GPG password
make dry
make run

# With different Ansible version
make dry ANSIBLE=2.6
make run ANSIBLE=2.6

# With different uid/gid
make dry UID=1001 GID=1001
make run UID=1001 GID=1001

Build locally

To build locally you require GNU Make to be installed. The default build procedure is to always build as the latest tag, so you will have to manually retag the image after build. Instructions as shown below.

Ansible base

# Build latest Ansible base
make build

# Build Ansible 2.6 base
make build TAG=2.6
make tag   TAG=2.6

Ansible tools

# Build latest Ansible tools
make build TAG=latest-tools
make tag   TAG=latest-tools

# Build Ansible 2.6 tools
make build TAG=2.6-tools
make tag   TAG=2.6-tools

Ansible infra

# Build latest Ansible infra
make build TAG=latest-infra
make tag   TAG=latest-infra

# Build Ansible 2.6 infra
make build TAG=2.6-infra
make tag   TAG=2.6-infra

Ansible azure

# Build latest Ansible azure
make build TAG=latest-azure
make tag   TAG=latest-azure

# Build Ansible 2.6 azure
make build TAG=2.6-azure
make tag   TAG=2.6-azure

Ansible aws

# Build latest Ansible aws
make build TAG=latest-aws
make tag   TAG=latest-aws

# Build Ansible 2.6 aws
make build TAG=2.6-aws
make tag   TAG=2.6-aws

Ansible awsk8s

# Build latest Ansible k8s
make build TAG=latest-awsk8s
make tag   TAG=latest-awsk8ks

# Build Ansible 2.6 k8s
make build TAG=2.6-awsk8s
make tag   TAG=2.6-awsk8s

Ansible awskops

# Build latest Ansible with Kops 1.8
make build TAG=latest-awskops KOPS=1.8
make tag   TAG=latest-awskops1.8

# Build Ansible 2.6 with Kops 1.8
make build TAG=2.6-awskops KOPS=1.8
make tag   TAG=2.6-awskops1.8

Ansible awshelm

# Build latest Ansible with Helm 2.14
make build TAG=latest-awshelm HELM=2.14
make tag   TAG=latest-awshelm2.14

# Build Ansible 2.6 with Helm 2.14
make build TAG=2.6-awshelm HELM=2.14
make tag   TAG=2.6-awshelm2.14

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Docker images

Save yourself from installing lot's of dependencies and pick a dockerized version of your favourite linter below for reproducible local or remote CI tests:

GitHub	Type	Description
awesome-ci	Basic	Tools for git, file and static source code analysis
file-lint	Basic	Baisc source code analysis
ansible	Ansible	Multiple versions and flavours of Ansible
ansible-lint	Ansible	Lint Ansible
gofmt	Go	Format Go source code ^[1]
goimports	Go	Format Go source code ^[1]
golint	Go	Lint Go code
eslint	Javascript	Lint Javascript code
jsonlint	JSON	Lint JSON files ^[1]
checkmake	Make	Lint Makefiles
phpcbf	PHP	PHP Code Beautifier and Fixer
phpcs	PHP	PHP Code Sniffer
phplint	PHP	PHP Code Linter ^[1]
php-cs-fixer	PHP	PHP Coding Standards Fixer
black	Python	The uncompromising Python code formatter
pycodestyle	Python	Python style guide checker
pylint	Python	Python source code, bug and quality checker
terraform-docs	Terraform	Terraform doc generator (TF 0.12 ready) ^[1]
terragrunt	Terraform	Terragrunt and Terraform
terragrunt-fmt	Terraform	`terraform fmt` for Terragrunt files ^[1]
yamlfmt	Yaml	Format Yaml files ^[1]
yamllint	Yaml	Lint Yaml files

^[1] Uses a shell wrapper to add enhanced functionality not available by original project.

Makefiles

Visit cytopia/makefiles for dependency-less, seamless project integration and minimum required best-practice code linting for CI. The provided Makefiles will only require GNU Make and Docker itself removing the need to install anything else.

License

MIT License

Files

README.md

Latest commit

History

README.md

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Docker image for ansible

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Available Docker image versions

Ansible base

Ansible tools

Ansible infra

Ansible azure

Ansible aws

Ansible awsk8s

Ansible awskops

Kops 1.13 (latest 1.13.x)

Kops 1.12 (latest 1.12.x)

Kops 1.11 (latest 1.11.x)

Kops 1.10 (latest 1.10.x)

Kops 1.9 (latest 1.9.x)

Kops 1.8 (latest 1.8.x)

Ansible awshelm

Helm 2.14 (latest 2.14.x)

Helm 2.13 (latest 2.13.x)

Helm 2.12 (latest 2.12.x)

Helm 2.11 (latest 2.11.x)

Docker environment variables

Docker mounts

Examples

Run Ansible playbook

Run Ansible playbook with Mitogen

Run Ansible playbook with non-root user

Run Ansible playbook with local ssh keys mounted

Run Ansible playbook with local password-less gpg keys mounted

Run Ansible playbook with local gpg keys mounted and automatically initialized

Run Ansible playbook with local gpg keys mounted and interactively interactively

Run Ansible Galaxy

Run Ansible playbook with AWS credentials

Run Ansible playbook against AWS with gpg vault initialization

Build locally

Ansible base

Ansible tools

Ansible infra

Ansible azure

Ansible aws

Ansible awsk8s

Ansible awskops

Ansible awshelm

Related #awesome-ci projects

Docker images

Makefiles

License

Docker image for `ansible`