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- name: Update apt cache
apt:
update_cache: yes
become: True
when: ansible_facts.os_family == 'Debian'
# TODO(inc0): Gates don't seem to have ufw executable, check for it instead of ignore errors
- name: Set firewall default policy
become: True
ufw:
state: disabled
policy: allow
when: ansible_facts.os_family == 'Debian'
ignore_errors: yes
- name: Check if firewalld is installed
command: rpm -q firewalld
register: firewalld_check
changed_when: false
failed_when: firewalld_check.rc > 1
args:
warn: false
when: ansible_facts.os_family == 'RedHat'
- name: Disable firewalld
become: True
service:
name: "{{ item }}"
enabled: false
state: stopped
with_items:
- firewalld
when:
- ansible_facts.os_family == 'RedHat'
- firewalld_check.rc == 0
Support Docker CE in bootstrap-servers Kolla Ansible's bootstrap-servers command provides support for installing the Docker engine. This is currently done using the packages at https://apt.dockerproject.org and https://yum.dockerproject.org. These packages are outdated, with the most recent packages from May 2017 - docker-engine-17.05. The source for up to date docker packages is https://download.docker.com, which was introduced with the move to Docker Community Edition (CE) and Docker Enterprise Edition (EE). This change adds support to bootstrap-servers for Docker CE for CentOS and Ubuntu. It also adds a new variable, 'enable_docker_repo', which controls whether a package repository for Docker will be enabled. It also adds a new variable, 'docker_legacy_packages', which controls whether the legacy packages at dockerproject.org will be used or the newer packages at docker.com. The default value for this variable is 'false', meaning to use Docker CE. Upgrading from docker-engine to docker-ce has been tested on CentOS 7.5 and Ubuntu 16.04, by running 'kolla-ansible bootstrap-servers' with 'docker_legacy_packages' set to 'false'. The upgrades were successful, but result in all containers being stopped. For this reason, the bootstrap-servers command checks running containers prior to upgrading packages, and ensures they are running after the package upgrade is complete. As mentioned in the release note, care should be taken when upgrading Docker with clustered services, which could lose quorum. To avoid this, use --serial or --limit to apply the change in batches. Change-Id: I6dfd375c868870f8646ef1a8f02c70812e8f6271 Implements: blueprint docker-ce
2018-07-13 15:49:30 +01:00
# Upgrading docker engine may cause containers to stop. Take a snapshot of the
# running containers prior to a potential upgrade of Docker.
- name: Check which containers are running
command: docker ps -f 'status=running' -q
become: true
# If Docker is not installed this command may exit non-zero.
failed_when: false
changed_when: false
register: running_containers
# APT starts Docker engine right after installation, which creates
# iptables rules before we disable iptables in Docker config
- name: Check if docker systemd unit exists
stat:
path: /etc/systemd/system/docker.service
register: docker_unit_file
- name: Mask the docker systemd unit on Debian/Ubuntu
file:
src: /dev/null
dest: /etc/systemd/system/docker.service
owner: root
group: root
state: link
become: true
when:
- ansible_facts.os_family == 'Debian'
- not docker_unit_file.stat.exists
- name: Install apt packages
package:
name: "{{ (debian_pkg_install | join(' ')).split() }}"
state: present
become: True
when: ansible_facts.os_family == 'Debian'
Support Docker CE in bootstrap-servers Kolla Ansible's bootstrap-servers command provides support for installing the Docker engine. This is currently done using the packages at https://apt.dockerproject.org and https://yum.dockerproject.org. These packages are outdated, with the most recent packages from May 2017 - docker-engine-17.05. The source for up to date docker packages is https://download.docker.com, which was introduced with the move to Docker Community Edition (CE) and Docker Enterprise Edition (EE). This change adds support to bootstrap-servers for Docker CE for CentOS and Ubuntu. It also adds a new variable, 'enable_docker_repo', which controls whether a package repository for Docker will be enabled. It also adds a new variable, 'docker_legacy_packages', which controls whether the legacy packages at dockerproject.org will be used or the newer packages at docker.com. The default value for this variable is 'false', meaning to use Docker CE. Upgrading from docker-engine to docker-ce has been tested on CentOS 7.5 and Ubuntu 16.04, by running 'kolla-ansible bootstrap-servers' with 'docker_legacy_packages' set to 'false'. The upgrades were successful, but result in all containers being stopped. For this reason, the bootstrap-servers command checks running containers prior to upgrading packages, and ensures they are running after the package upgrade is complete. As mentioned in the release note, care should be taken when upgrading Docker with clustered services, which could lose quorum. To avoid this, use --serial or --limit to apply the change in batches. Change-Id: I6dfd375c868870f8646ef1a8f02c70812e8f6271 Implements: blueprint docker-ce
2018-07-13 15:49:30 +01:00
register: apt_install_result
- name: Install deltarpm packages
package:
name: drpm
state: present
update_cache: yes
become: True
when: ansible_facts.os_family == 'RedHat'
- name: Install RPM packages
package:
name: "{{ (redhat_pkg_install | join(' ')).split() }}"
state: present
update_cache: yes
become: True
when: ansible_facts.os_family == 'RedHat'
register: rpm_install_result
Support Docker CE in bootstrap-servers Kolla Ansible's bootstrap-servers command provides support for installing the Docker engine. This is currently done using the packages at https://apt.dockerproject.org and https://yum.dockerproject.org. These packages are outdated, with the most recent packages from May 2017 - docker-engine-17.05. The source for up to date docker packages is https://download.docker.com, which was introduced with the move to Docker Community Edition (CE) and Docker Enterprise Edition (EE). This change adds support to bootstrap-servers for Docker CE for CentOS and Ubuntu. It also adds a new variable, 'enable_docker_repo', which controls whether a package repository for Docker will be enabled. It also adds a new variable, 'docker_legacy_packages', which controls whether the legacy packages at dockerproject.org will be used or the newer packages at docker.com. The default value for this variable is 'false', meaning to use Docker CE. Upgrading from docker-engine to docker-ce has been tested on CentOS 7.5 and Ubuntu 16.04, by running 'kolla-ansible bootstrap-servers' with 'docker_legacy_packages' set to 'false'. The upgrades were successful, but result in all containers being stopped. For this reason, the bootstrap-servers command checks running containers prior to upgrading packages, and ensures they are running after the package upgrade is complete. As mentioned in the release note, care should be taken when upgrading Docker with clustered services, which could lose quorum. To avoid this, use --serial or --limit to apply the change in batches. Change-Id: I6dfd375c868870f8646ef1a8f02c70812e8f6271 Implements: blueprint docker-ce
2018-07-13 15:49:30 +01:00
# If any packages were updated, and any containers were running, wait for the
# daemon to come up and start all previously running containers.
- block:
# At some point (at least on CentOS 7) Docker CE stopped starting
# automatically after an upgrade from legacy docker . Start it manually.
- name: Start docker
systemd:
name: docker
state: started
enabled: yes
masked: no
become: True
Support Docker CE in bootstrap-servers Kolla Ansible's bootstrap-servers command provides support for installing the Docker engine. This is currently done using the packages at https://apt.dockerproject.org and https://yum.dockerproject.org. These packages are outdated, with the most recent packages from May 2017 - docker-engine-17.05. The source for up to date docker packages is https://download.docker.com, which was introduced with the move to Docker Community Edition (CE) and Docker Enterprise Edition (EE). This change adds support to bootstrap-servers for Docker CE for CentOS and Ubuntu. It also adds a new variable, 'enable_docker_repo', which controls whether a package repository for Docker will be enabled. It also adds a new variable, 'docker_legacy_packages', which controls whether the legacy packages at dockerproject.org will be used or the newer packages at docker.com. The default value for this variable is 'false', meaning to use Docker CE. Upgrading from docker-engine to docker-ce has been tested on CentOS 7.5 and Ubuntu 16.04, by running 'kolla-ansible bootstrap-servers' with 'docker_legacy_packages' set to 'false'. The upgrades were successful, but result in all containers being stopped. For this reason, the bootstrap-servers command checks running containers prior to upgrading packages, and ensures they are running after the package upgrade is complete. As mentioned in the release note, care should be taken when upgrading Docker with clustered services, which could lose quorum. To avoid this, use --serial or --limit to apply the change in batches. Change-Id: I6dfd375c868870f8646ef1a8f02c70812e8f6271 Implements: blueprint docker-ce
2018-07-13 15:49:30 +01:00
- name: Wait for Docker to start
command: docker info
become: true
changed_when: false
register: result
until: result is success
retries: 6
delay: 10
- name: Ensure containers are running after Docker upgrade
command: "docker start {{ running_containers.stdout }}"
become: true
when:
- install_result is changed
- running_containers.rc == 0
- running_containers.stdout != ''
vars:
install_result: "{{ rpm_install_result if ansible_facts.os_family == 'RedHat' else apt_install_result }}"
- name: Install latest pip in the virtualenv
pip:
# NOTE(hrw) pip 19.3 is first version complaining about being run with Python 2
name: pip>19.3
virtualenv: "{{ virtualenv }}"
virtualenv_site_packages: "{{ virtualenv_site_packages }}"
virtualenv_python: "python{{ host_python_version }}"
become: True
when: virtualenv is not none
- name: Install docker SDK for python
pip:
# NOTE(hrw) docker 2.4.2 is in kolla-ansible requirements
# NOTE(mnasiadka): docker 5.0.0 lacks six in deps but requires it
name: docker>=2.4.2,<5.0.0
executable: "{{ virtualenv is none | ternary('pip3', omit) }}"
virtualenv: "{{ virtualenv is none | ternary(omit, virtualenv) }}"
virtualenv_site_packages: "{{ virtualenv is none | ternary(omit, virtualenv_site_packages) }}"
virtualenv_python: "{{ virtualenv is none | ternary(omit, 'python' ~ host_python_version) }}"
become: True
- name: Remove packages
package:
name: "{{ (ubuntu_pkg_removals | join(' ')).split() }}"
state: absent
become: True
when: ansible_facts.os_family == 'Debian'
- name: Remove packages
package:
name: "{{ (redhat_pkg_removals | join(' ')).split() }}"
state: absent
become: True
when: ansible_facts.os_family == 'RedHat'