Micro-awx

Vagrant environment for Awx and Gitlab.

Getting Started

Download and install vagrant from the official page. Install the vagrant-hosts plugin:

~ $ vagrant plugin install vagrant-hosts

Create all the machines by running

~ $ vagrant up

Awx

To start awx run

~ $ vagrant up awx

Open the browser at http://192.168.50.10 and wait until the migration is done.

After the migration is over the login page will appear, default username and password are admin password and you are done!

Gitlab

Note: The Gitlab installation can take some time

To start gitlab and the runner run

~ $ vagrant up gitlab runner-1

After Gitlab started you can find at http://192.168.50.11, set the new password, the admin username is root. For registering the runner check the official documentation, here.

Windows VMs

Note: the import and the creation of the virtual machine may take some time

To use windows you need additional steps: download the official vagrant box from the microsoft website and import the vagrant box (renamed windows10.box):

~ $ vagrant box add Win10.box --name windows10

Install the additional vagrant plugin for winrm:

~ $ vagrant plugin install winrm winrm-fs

Start the windows vm with

~ $ vagrant up target-windows-1

To connect with ansible to a windows machine you need the following dependencies:

~ $ pip install pywinrm

To execute commands inside the vm you can use the winrm module:

~ $ vagrant winrm --shell powershell --command "Get-NetIPAddress"

Useful links for windows

Windows setup guides

Using Ansible and Windows

Windows modules