The aposHouseConfig.py command checks for the most recent YAML file in
the directory and validates it, then it asks for confirmation to run the configuration with this
file.
Procedure
- From
/opt/ibm/appliance/platform/apos-comms/customer_network_config/ansible
directory,
run:
ANSIBLE_HASH_BEHAVIOUR=merge ansible-playbook -i ./System_Name.yml playbooks/house_config.yml --check -v
to
test the YAML and playbooks.
Note: If any changes are listed in --check --v, ensure
that they are expected. If they are unexpected, you must edit the YAML file so that it contains only
the expected changes. When you run the playbook in the next step, these changes will take
effect.
- Run the following
command:
/opt/ibm/appliance/platform/apos-comms/tools/aposHouseConfig.py
The
command asks for
confirmation:
[root@gt34-node1 ~]# /opt/ibm/appliance/platform/apos-comms/tools/aposHouseConfig.py
Validated /opt/ibm/appliance/platform/apos-comms/customer_network_config/ansible/gt34-house.yml
Confirm you wish to proceed with this yaml: [yes]:
Note: It is recommended that there is
only one YAML file in the directory apart from the template. The playbook always uses the one with
the latest timestamp.
There is also a
--limit_playoption for this command to be used with network_operator_setup.html