Hi,
since Ansible 2.0 it is possible to deploy directly to a docker container
via connection=docker. Now I want to create a Role which is starting a
Docker container and deploying some stuff to it. Here is an arbitrary
example of my current solution:
- name: create docker container
docker:
name: mycontainer
image: my/container
ports:
- "2222:22"
state: running
- name: add aci_jenkins to inventory
add_host:
name: mycontainer
ansible_connection: docker
- name: copy jenkins private key
delegate_to: mycontainer
copy:
content: "{{ ID_RSA }}"
dest: /home/user/.ssh/id_rsa
mode: 0700
This approach works quite fine since I deploy the role on my localhost.
Because the deletage_to directive is delegating from the ansible machine
(my localhost) it will find the docker container started. If I deploy the
Role on a remote host, the container will be started on the remote host,
but the delegate_to directive will looking for the container on the local
host. Currently there is no documentation of the docker connection. Does
anybody know how I redirect the docker connection to the remote host I
started the container in?
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