Import kubeconfig creation into Ansible Role

[electrocucaracha]

The Nephio management cluster is created with root user during the execution of the bootstrap Ansible role. As a consequence, many tasks have to be executed with elevated permissions. An initial workaround was to fix it after the Ansible execution. This change removes that workaround and includes those instructions as part of the bootstrap process.

[johnbelamaric]

Seems OK, I don't know enough about Ansible to understand why the become: true statements are being remooved. Or to really review this with any authority, honestly. But from what I understand this seems reasonable.

[electrocucaracha]

Seems OK, I don't know enough about Ansible to understand why the become: true statements are being remooved. Or to really review this with any authority, honestly. But from what I understand this seems reasonable.

That's right, basically become Ansible instruction is similar than sudo. Hopefully we can minimize the places where we need permissions.

[vjayaramrh]

Would this make sense post R1 and we can document it meanwhile?

[electrocucaracha]

Would this make sense post R1 and we can document it meanwhile?

I have seen some benefits in terms of CI execution. Ansible constantly sends messages which are captured by Terraform as progress.

[vjayaramrh]

Reviewed only, not tested.
/lgtm

[radoslawc]

👍

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