I am pretty new to Ansible and this group, so just a quick "Hello" to
everyone!
For my 1st questions I already got quick answers using IRC, but now I think
a mail would be better.
The problem I have is the following: during the setup of virtual hosts I
generate new users, with SSH key-pairs, and I checkout git repositories
from our gitlab server.
For the git checkout we use deploy only keys. So I need to add the
generated public SSH key from the special virtual host user to the project
in gitlab.
I just wrote a little python script - as a proof of concept - to add a
public SSH key to a project, so no bid deal at all.
But I have to specify either some credentials or a token for an
administrative gitlab user, and I am stuck how to do this.
I came up with two strategies:
1) Copy the python script, that installs the key in the project to the
server, and pass the "secret" token using an environment variable to the
script.
2) Copy the public SSH key to the system, that excutes the playbook, and
run the python script.
What I don't like about the 1st approach is, that I have to install a
python library ("pyapi-gitlab"), which isn't really needed on the target
server. Also I am not sure if my ideas are good practice.
So, do You have any suggestions (or pointers to best practices) what I
should do?
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Boris
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