Genisys server component for listening for new clients to come online and provision them with Ansible playbooks #53
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| # write the certs to their files | ||
| with cert_path.open('w') as cert_file: | ||
| cert_file.write(pem_cert.decode()) |
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| ansible_cmd = ['ansible', '--inventory', body['hostname']] | ||
| for playbook in server.config.get_section('ansible').get('playbooks', []): | ||
| ansible_cmd.append(playbook) | ||
| subprocess.run(ansible_cmd, check=True) |
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This PR creates a new genisys subsystem which creates an HTTP(S) server that listens for clients to send their "hello"s on first boot (see PR #51). On receiving a new hello, the server records the new client in the specified Ansible inventory and runs the specified set of playbooks on the new client.