Are you familiar with groovy syntax? To play around you can setup a
pipeline job and create stages for the steps that you want the job to
handle.
here is an example stage where yu call a playbook with parameters
stage('deploy') {
if ("${DEPLOY_FLAG}" == "true") {
// def SSH_KEY='<path>/deploy_id_rsa'
def DEP_PLAYBOOK='<path>/deploy_app.yml'
sh "ansible-playbook --private-key=${SSH_KEY} -b -e
MY_WORKSPACE=${workspace} ${DEP_PLAYBOOK} -l ${DEPLOY_TARGET}"
}
}
it works nicely and you can see the status of the stages on the job home
page.
So an example job which builds and deploys might have stages where you
- pull from source mgmnt
- verify
- build
- build test
- deploy to canary
- sanity check
- deploy
- deploy verification
- tests ...
- post deploy notification
All in one script -
Note in my example the conditional - you can set that either in the gui or
in github post hooks etc. So the same pipeline file can handle build tests
as well as deploys, etc
I would dive in and sandbox until yuo get comfortable
On Wednesday, February 14, 2018 at 11:25:49 AM UTC-5, Sidh wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Anyone using ansible with jenkins pipeline ?
>
> Can you please point me to some documentation with examples ?
>
> Regards,
> Sidh
>
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