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Accelize DRM Ansible Role

This Ansible role install the Accelize DRM.

See documentation for more information.

Requirements

The role requires to be run as root on the target host.

Role Variables

Installation: Accelize DRM installation.

  • accelize_drm_python: If true, install the Python library and systemd service. Default to true.
  • accelize_drm_devel: If true, install the development C/C++ headers. Default to false.
  • accelize_repository_channel: Accelize Repository channel to use: stable or prerelease. Default to stable.
  • accelize_drm_from_source: If true, install from sources instead of from package. Default to false.

DRM Configuration: Accelize DRM configuration files.

  • accelize_drm_cred_src: Path to the local cred.json file to transfer to the host. If not specified, does not transfer file.
  • accelize_drm_cred_dst: Destination path of the cred.json file on the target host. Default to /root/.accelize_drm/cred.json.
  • accelize_drm_conf_src: Path to the local conf.json file to transfer to the host. If not specified, does not transfer file.
  • accelize_drm_conf_dst: Destination path of the conf.json file on the target host. Default to /etc/accelize_drm/conf.json.

Source installation, test & build requirements: Installation of Accelize DRM build and testing dependencies. Mainly intended to DRM library developers.

  • accelize_drm_git_clone: If specified, Git clone Accelize DRM to the specified path. Default to ''.
  • accelize_drm_git_ref: branch, tag or commit ID to use for source installation and git clone. Default to master.
  • accelize_drm_test: If true, install tests dependencies. Default to false.
  • accelize_drm_coverage: If true, install coverage dependencies. Default to false.
  • accelize_drm_abi_check: If true, install ABI check dependencies. Default to false.
  • accelize_drm_build: If true, install build dependencies. Default to false.
  • accelize_drm_build_doc: If true, install documentation build dependencies. Default to false.
  • accelize_drm_build_package: If true, install packages build & signature dependencies. Default to false.
  • accelize_drm_no_install: If true, does not install Accelize DRM, only prepare the environment. Default to false.

Example Playbook

- hosts: servers
  become: true
  roles:
     - role: accelize.accelize_drm

Dependencies

None.

Enhancements

How to modify a role?

Some tasks might require an update, like installing a new python library. To to so:

  • Open the main.yml file in the tasks folder. This file lists all the tasks available and associates the operation to be performed.
  • Look for the task that must be updated.
  • Modify the appropriate section of the task and save the file.
  • Commit and push the modification on git.
  • Add a X.Y.Z tag to the commit in order to trigger the automatic job that will publish the new version on the ansible shared repository, Galaxy.
  • The modification will be effective only when the version appears in the Ansible Galaxy.

How to add a new role?

  • Open the main.yml file in the tasks folder. This file lists all the tasks available and associates the operation to be performed.
  • Create a new role. You can copy paste an existing role that matches your wish the most and modify it appropriately.
  • Save, commit and push the modification on git.
  • Add a X.Y.Z tag to the commit in order to trigger the automatic job that will publish the new version on the ansible shared repository, Galaxy.
  • The modification will be effective only when the version appears in the Ansible Galaxy.

License

Apache 2.0

Author Information

This role is provided by Accelize.