This Ansible role installs and configures pyenv for managing Python versions on your systems.

• Ansible >= 2.9
• Python packages on target systems (might be required by pyenv-installer.sh)

• pyenv_root: (Optional) Path to the pyenv installation directory. Defaults to /opt/pyenv.
• pyenv_deb_packages: (List) List of Debian/Ubuntu package names required for pyenv (e.g., build-essential).
• pyenv_rpm_packages: (List) List of RPM package names required for pyenv (e.g., gcc).

• None

---
- hosts: all
  become: true  # Required for some installation steps
  roles:
    - role: pyenv
      pyenv_root: ~/.pyenv  # Optional, customize if needed. Defaults to `/opt/pyenv`

1. Clone or copy this role directory into your Ansible roles directory.
2. (Optional) Modify the role variables (defaults/main.yml and vars/main.yml) to customize settings like pyenv_root, package lists, etc. Since I only added packages for Debian family and Red Hat family.
3. Include the role in your playbook as described in the documentation for your chosen Ansible playbook format.

MIT License

rlko

• System dependencies for pyenv installation are on based the pyenv wiki.
• Consider error handling and logging mechanisms in your playbook for a more robust deployment.