These Ansible "base code" modules have been superseded by the new Ansible Galaxy Collections for FortiOS and FortiManager, and are no longer included in Ansible as of version 2.10.
Redhat has removed all vendor/partner modules from the Ansible Base Code, and moved everyone to Ansible Galaxy Collections.
Active maintenance and development for these "base code" modules has ended, and the new collections are to be used going forward, which is the new active project from Fortinet Engineering.
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[Fortinet FortiOS Ansible Galaxy Collection] (https://galaxy.ansible.com/fortinet/fortios)
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[Fortinet FortiOS Collection Documentation] (https://ansible-galaxy-fortios-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)
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[Fortinet FortiManager Ansible Galaxy Collection] (https://galaxy.ansible.com/fortinet/fortimanager)
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[Fortinet FortiManager Collection Documentation] (https://ansible-galaxy-fortimanager-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)
Last Updated 5/13/19
The Fortinet Developer Network is pleased to offer Ansible solutions for Fortinet products. This repository will contain the latest versions of Ansible components:
- Modules
- Module_Utils
- Plugins
- Playbooks
- Unit Tests
Fortinet maintains this repository, so you can be sure you have the latest versions of code written by folks who know Fortinet products best.
However, this doesn't mean we don't appreciate contributions! If you have any to offer, please use the pull request features in Github to submit any changes for review. Contributions are not limited to module changes, if you have created an awesome playbook, we want to see it!
At the moment, we only have FortiManager modules released, but expect more soon.