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- Adds reference to plugins and library path to support removal of symlinks
- Removes references to old example inventories
- Corrects deprecated ansible_ssh_user
- Adds [nfs] group for proper parsing of the example inventory
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As of Ansible 2.4 this option exists:
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/15035#issuecomment-329672168
The kind of error you get later when this is your real problem tends to be
*very* confusing. Much better to just fail right away.
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AWS hosts and user names frequently make the default Ansible ControlPath
too long. This prevents ssh persistent connections, significantly
impacting runtime. More detail: https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/11536
This config change shortens the ControlPath to make this less likely. It
would be better to change it to the %C hash, as extremely long hostnames
or usernames could still encounter this problem, but that is not yet
available with RHEL's openssh. This at least improves the situation.
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By default the callback_plugins need to be run to ensure proper Ansible
version
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picking this up as it's config file.
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- added byo playbooks
- added byo (example) inventory
- added a README_OSE.md for getting started with Enterprise deployments
- Added an ansible.cfg as an example for configuration helpful for
playbooks/roles
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