Ansible role which helps to manage VMware VM association with Veeam jobs.
The configuration of the role is done in such way that it should not be necessary to change the role for any kind of configuration. All can be done either by changing role parameters or by declaring completely new configuration as a variable. That makes this role absolutely universal. See the examples below for more details.
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---
- name Example of how to add VM into a specific job
hosts: veeam.example.com
gather_facts: no
become: no
vars:
win_veeam_jobs_job: backups
win_veeam_jobs_vm: vm01
roles:
- win_veeam_jobs
- name Example of how to remove VM from a specific job
hosts: veeam.example.com
gather_facts: no
become: no
vars:
win_veeam_jobs_job: backups
win_veeam_jobs_vm: vm01
win_veeam_jobs_state: absent
roles:
- win_veeam_jobs
- name Example of how to manage multiple VMs at once
hosts: veeam.example.com
gather_facts: no
become: no
vars:
win_veeam_jobs_job_list:
# Add VM
- job: backups
vm: vm01
# Remove VM
- job: backups
vm: vm01
state: absent
roles:
- win_veeam_jobsIn order to run the playbook, you have to make WinRM working on the machine from
where you run Ansible. It usually requires latest version of
requests-kerberos:
pip install requests-kerberosThen you can run it like this:
ansible-playbook \
-i veeam.example.com, \
-e "{ \
ansible_connection: winrm, \
ansible_port: 5986, \
ansible_user: [email protected], \
ansible_winrm_transport: kerberos, \
ansible_winrm_server_cert_validation: ignore, \
ansible_password: myt0ps3cr3tp4ssword }" \
./site.yamlList of variables used by the role:
# Veeam job name (must be provided by the user)
win_veeam_jobs_job: null
# VM name in the Veeam job (must be provided by the user)
win_veeam_jobs_vm: null
# Default state
win_veeam_jobs_state: present
# Final list
win_veeam_jobs_list:
- job: "{{ win_veeam_jobs_job }}"
vm: "{{ win_veeam_jobs_vm }}"
state: "{{ win_veeam_jobs_state }}"MIT
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