provisionize

Zero touch provisioning for VMs with DNS integration

Remarks

Since this is an early develpoment version, there can be breaking changes before reaching version 1.0.

Client

Installation

go get github.com/mauvesoftware/provisionize/cmd/provisionizer
go get github.com/mauvesoftware/provisionize/cmd/deprovisionizer

Usage

Provisioing

./provisionizer --id=foo --cluster=cluster1 --fqdn=demo.mauve.cloud --cores=2 --memory=2048 --template=ubuntu-18-04 --ipv4=10.2.3.4 --ipv6=2001:678:1e0:f00::1 test-vm

Deprovisioning

./deprovisionizer --id=foo --cluster=cluster1 --fqdn=demo.mauve.cloud test-vm

Server

Installation

To build and install provisionize on your local system (without usind docker)

go get github.com/mauvesoftware/provisionize/cmd/provisionize

Configuration

this is an example config file for the ovirt server

listen_address: "[::]:1337"
ovirt:
  url: https://my-ovirt.instance
  username: provisionize
  password: allTheThings
  template_path: /etc/provisionize/template
gcloud:
  project_id: "123456"
  credentials_file: "/path/to/service-account/file"
ansible_tower:
  url: https://tower
  username: provisionize
  password: allthethings
templates:
  - name: web
    ovirt: ubuntu-18-04
    ansible_tower:
      - 1
      - 2

An example how /etc/provisionize/template can look like can be found in examples/template.xml

Running in Docker

Assuming that your config file is located under /etc/provisionize/config.yml and we want to expose the gRPC port 1337:

docker run -d --restart=always -v /etc/provisionize/config.yml:/config/config.yml -p 1337:1337 mauvesoftware/provisionize

Running the binary

provisionize -c /etc/provisionize/config.yml

Authors

Daniel Czerwonk (Mauve Mailorder Software)

License

(c) Mauve Mailorder Software, 2019. Licensed under MIT license.