community.network.cv_server_provision – Provision server port by applying or removing template configuration to an Arista CloudVision Portal configlet that is applied to a switch.

Note

This plugin is part of the community.network collection (version 3.0.0).

You might already have this collection installed if you are using the ansible package. It is not included in ansible-core. To check whether it is installed, run ansible-galaxy collection list.

To install it, use: ansible-galaxy collection install community.network.

To use it in a playbook, specify: community.network.cv_server_provision.

Synopsis
Requirements
Parameters
Examples
Return Values

Synopsis

This module allows a server team to provision server network ports for new servers without having to access Arista CVP or asking the network team to do it for them. Provide the information for connecting to CVP, switch rack, port the new server is connected to, optional vlan, and an action and the module will apply the configuration to the switch port via CVP. Actions are add (applies template config to port), remove (defaults the interface config) and show (returns the current port config).

Requirements

The below requirements are needed on the host that executes this module.

Jinja2
cvprac >= 0.7.0

Parameters

Parameter	Choices/Defaults	Comments
action string	Choices: show ← add remove	The action for the module to take. The actions are add, which applies the specified template config to port, remove, which defaults the specified interface configuration, and show, which will return the current port configuration with no changes.
auto_run boolean	Choices: no ← yes	Flag that determines whether or not the module will execute the CVP task spawned as a result of changes to a switch configlet. When an add or remove action is taken which results in a change to a switch configlet, CVP will spawn a task that needs to be executed for the configuration to be applied to the switch. If this option is True then the module will determined the task number created by the configuration change, execute it and wait for the task to complete. If the option is False then the task will remain in the Pending state in CVP for a network administrator to review and execute.
host string / required		The hostname or IP address of the CVP node being connected to.
password string / required		The password of the user that will be used to connect to CVP for API calls.
port string		The port number to use when making API calls to the CVP node. This will default to the default port for the specified protocol. Port 80 for http and port 443 for https.
port_vlan string		The vlan that should be applied to the port for this server. This parameter is dependent on a proper template that supports single vlan provisioning with it. If a port vlan is specified by the template specified does not support this the module will exit out with no changes. If a template is specified that requires a port vlan but no port vlan is specified the module will exit out with no changes.
protocol string	Choices: https ← http	The protocol to use when making API calls to CVP. CVP defaults to https and newer versions of CVP no longer support http.
server_name string / required		The hostname or identifier for the server that is having it's switch port provisioned.
switch_name string / required		The hostname of the switch is being configured for the server being provisioned.
switch_port string / required		The physical port number on the switch that the new server is connected to.
template string / required		A path to a Jinja formatted template file that contains the configuration block that will be applied to the specified switch port. This template will have variable fields replaced by the module before being applied to the switch configuration.
username string / required		The user that will be used to connect to CVP for making API calls.

Examples

- name: Get current configuration for interface Ethernet2
  community.network.cv_server_provision:
    host: cvp_node
    username: cvp_user
    password: cvp_pass
    protocol: https
    server_name: new_server
    switch_name: eos_switch_1
    switch_port: 2
    template: template_file.j2
    action: show

- name: Remove existing configuration from interface Ethernet2. Run task.
  community.network.cv_server_provision:
    host: cvp_node
    username: cvp_user
    password: cvp_pass
    protocol: https
    server_name: new_server
    switch_name: eos_switch_1
    switch_port: 2
    template: template_file.j2
    action: remove
    auto_run: True

- name: Add template configuration to interface Ethernet2. No VLAN. Run task.
  community.network.cv_server_provision:
    host: cvp_node
    username: cvp_user
    password: cvp_pass
    protocol: https
    server_name: new_server
    switch_name: eos_switch_1
    switch_port: 2
    template: single_attached_trunk.j2
    action: add
    auto_run: True

- name: Add template with VLAN configuration to interface Ethernet2. Run task.
  community.network.cv_server_provision:
    host: cvp_node
    username: cvp_user
    password: cvp_pass
    protocol: https
    server_name: new_server
    switch_name: eos_switch_1
    switch_port: 2
    port_vlan: 22
    template: single_attached_vlan.j2
    action: add
    auto_run: True

Return Values

Common return values are documented here, the following are the fields unique to this module:

Key	Returned	Description
changed boolean	success	Signifies if a change was made to the configlet Sample: True
currentConfigBlock string	when action = show	The current config block for the user specified interface Sample: interface Ethernet4 !
fullConfig string	when action = add or remove	The full config of the configlet after being updated Sample: ! interface Ethernet3 ! interface Ethernet4 !
newConfigBlock string	when action = add or remove	The new config block for the user specified interface Sample: interface Ethernet3 description example no switchport !
oldConfigBlock string	when action = add or remove	The current config block for the user specified interface before any changes are made Sample: interface Ethernet3 !
portConfigurable boolean	success	Signifies if the user specified port has an entry in the configlet that Ansible has access to Sample: True
switchConfigurable boolean	success	Signifies if the user specified switch has a configlet applied to it that CVP is allowed to edit Sample: True
switchInfo dictionary	success	Information from CVP describing the switch being configured Sample: {'architecture': 'i386', 'bootupTimeStamp': 1491264298.21, 'complianceCode': '0000', 'complianceIndication': 'NONE', 'deviceInfo': 'Registered', 'deviceStatus': 'Registered', 'fqdn': 'veos1', 'hardwareRevision': '', 'internalBuildId': '12-12', 'internalVersion': '4.17.1F-11111.4171F', 'ipAddress': '192.168.1.20', 'isDANZEnabled': 'no', 'isMLAGEnabled': 'no', 'key': '00:50:56:5d:e5:e0', 'lastSyncUp': 1496432895799, 'memFree': 472976, 'memTotal': 1893460, 'modelName': 'vEOS', 'parentContainerId': 'container_13_5776759195930', 'serialNumber': '', 'systemMacAddress': '00:50:56:5d:e5:e0', 'taskIdList': [], 'tempAction': None, 'type': 'netelement', 'unAuthorized': False, 'version': '4.17.1F', 'ztpMode': 'false'}
taskCompleted boolean	when action = add or remove, and auto_run = true, and configuration changes	Signifies if the task created and executed has completed successfully Sample: True
taskCreated boolean	when action = add or remove, and auto_run = true or false, and configuration changes	Signifies if a task was created due to configlet changes Sample: True
taskExecuted boolean	when action = add or remove, and auto_run = true, and configuration changes	Signifies if the automation executed the spawned task Sample: True
taskId string	when action = add or remove, and auto_run = true or false, and configuration changes	The task ID created by CVP because of changes to configlet Sample: 500
updateConfigletResponse string	when action = add or remove and configuration changes	Response returned from CVP when configlet update is triggered Sample: Configlet veos1-server successfully updated and task initiated.

Authors

EOS+ CS (ansible-dev@arista.com) (@mharista)

© 2012–2018 Michael DeHaan
© 2018–2021 Red Hat, Inc.
Licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3.
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/community/network/cv_server_provision_module.html