AWS Persistent Network Interfaces
Attaches an AWS ENI and configues it for use.
Role Variables
Check default variables for more details.
Example Playbook
This example assumes EC2 has a tag named "instanceeniid" with ENI id. That ENI will
be attached as eth1
- role: sansible.aws_persistent_network_interfacesThis example will attach third ENI as eth1. The ENI needs to be in the same AZ and have
tags "Environment" and "Application"
- role: sansible.aws_persistent_network_interfaces
sansible_persistent_network_interfaces_device_index: 2
sansible_persistent_network_interfaces_aws:
assigned_eni_instance_tag: ~
tagged_eni_lookup_filters:
"tag:Environment": dev
"tag:Application": my-applicationThis example will attach second ENI as ens6. The ENI needs to be in the same AZ and it's
Id needs to be saved in EC2 instance tag named "eniid"
Check which instance types uses enhanced networking and as a result network interfaces are named ens5 (instead eth0), ens6, ... https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/enhanced-networking.html
- role: sansible.aws_persistent_network_interfaces
sansible_persistent_network_interfaces_device_name: ens6
sansible_persistent_network_interfaces_device_index: 1
sansible_persistent_network_interfaces_aws:
assigned_eni_instance_tag: eniid
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