* aci_domain_to_vlan_pool: Add domain to VLAN pool
A new ACI module to bind a domain to a VLAN pool.
This module still needs integration tests once it is formally review and
accepted.
* Add examples to documentation
* aci_domain_to_encap_pool: Add domain to encap pool
A new ACI module to bind a domain to an encap pool.
This module still needs integration tests once it is formally review and
accepted.
* Fix domain RN and attributes
* aci_domain: Manage phys, vmm, l2ext, l3ext and FC domain profiles
A new ACI module from the high priority list.
* Add RHEV VMM provider as Redhat
* PEP compliancy
* Make variables specific to domain
* Add examples
* aci_vlan_pool_encap_block: New module to manage VLAN encap blocks
This module is a simplified version of the aci_encap_pool_range module.
* PEP8 fixes (closer to the original)
* Add integration tests
* Mellanox OS name change: MLNXOS changed to ONYX
Signed-off-by: Samer Deeb <samerd@mellanox.com>
* Fix alphabetical order of modules metadata
Signed-off-by: Samer Deeb <samerd@mellanox.com>
Adding "-SyncWindow 0" flag to the Compare-Object call used to determine if the existing and proposed IP address lists are the same. This makes the array comparison mark changes in order as a difference.
Fix for bug #34651
* aci_vlan_pool: Module to manage VLAN pools
This is a simplified version of the aci_encap_pool module.
* Add integration tests, based on aci_encap_pool
* Add new module for managing ospf protocol on mlnxos devices
Signed-off-by: Samer Deeb <samerd@mellanox.com>
* Fix test name, and documentation.
Signed-off-by: Samer Deeb <samerd@mellanox.com>
This module is mostly written to make room for the option of not
setting the `value` parameter while `state=absent`. That choice being
a feature, since it allows both for the removal of individual records
as well as the removal of full record sets.
The opposite goes for the `record` parameter, which needs to be defined
at least by its default value for the module to be able to produce any
meaningful result. Hence making it explicit as part of required_if.
The MX record type is already plenty covered. In addition to the
priority parameter having a default value, the `ensure_dns_record`
method does its own parameter checking.
SRV records on the other hand do need additional parameter
checking. Primarily with the `delete_dns_records` method in mind.
Fixes#23957
* filesystem: list used tools
* filesystem: btrfs and reiserfs don't support resizing
* filesystem: list supported filesystems
use formatting functions and 'filesystem' instead of 'file system'
* filesystem: PEP8
* filesystem: remove useless calls to module.boolean
* filesystem: fail when the requested action isn't implemented
* filesystem: resizefs: list supported FS rather than unsupported
* filesystem: refactor
* filesystem: add integration tests
* filesystem: allow to use image file with 'dev' param
* filesystem: test resizefs (ext2/3/4 filesystems only)
* filesystem: Btrfs, handle older version than v0.20-rc1
* filesystem: use loop keyword (integration tests)
* filesystem: new test, check when another filesystem already exists
* filesystem: add myself as a maintainer
* filesystem: fix tests as filters
* WIP Refactor EOS code to use cliconf
* Fix connection.get where sendonly is True
* Fix pylint issue
* Remove return from send_config and various exec_commands
Also, removed a few try/except, which are anyways handled in
Connection.
This adds a new module called 'vmware_host_config_facts' which
gathers facts about advanced configuration informantion about ESXi host or all
ESXi hosts from given cluster.
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
* converted win_updates to an action plugin for automatic reboots
* do not set final result when running under async
* Updated documentation around win_updates with async and become
_name attribute is used when providing generic error messages
(such as connection problems). As AnsibleAWSModule does not inherit
things from AnsibleModule by default, need to provide it.
In the ec2_asg integration tests there are a couple places where
parameters are specified twice (as bot `tag.Name` and `name:`) and
others where those parameters aren't needed for the state requested.
