infra.aap_utilities.aap_setup_download

A role to download the latest z-version of the AAP setup tarball for a given minor version (e.g. 2.1 at time of writing).

Requirements

You will need a Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform (AAP, hence the name) subscription. Once this is a given, you will be able to create yourself an offline token at https://access.redhat.com/management/api/ (see Getting started with Red Hat APIs for details).

The following input variables are required:

aap_setup_down_offline_token contains your offline token as described in the requirements. It has no default value and must be defined.
aap_setup_down_version defines the minor version to download (e.g. 2.5). Defaults to current latest 2.5 version. The default is the latest version available at time of writing.
aap_setup_down_dest_dir is the directory to where you want to download the tarball. It is by default the working directory aap_setup_working_dir also used by other roles of the collection, or ultimately /var/tmp.
aap_setup_down_type can be either setup, setup-bundle, containerized-setup, depending which flavour of the tarball you want to download.
aap_setup_rhel_version defines the major RHEL version being used (currently 8 or 9). If you are gathering facts you possibly don’t need to specify this as the role will attempt to work out the value required though you will if AAP will be installed on machines on a different OS than the installer will run on. Otherwise the default is 8.
aap_setup_containerized if set to true the role will download the the containerized installer.
aap_setup_arch define the processor architecture of the installer. Default to “x86_64”

The full path of the downloaded file is stored in the fact aap_setup_down_installer_file so that it can be used for extraction.

None.

Combined with the role aap_setup_prepare, the following code will download and prepare the installation directory:

- hosts: installationserver
  roles:
    - { role: infra.aap_utilities.aap_setup_download }
    - { role: infra.aap_utilities.aap_setup_prepare }

Eric Lavarde elavarde@redhat.com, Red Hat Consulting, Principal Architect