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Add ansible to podman-machine-os #68
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Can you add more information why this is needed/wanted? For reference looking at the image size on main compared to this PR we get a noticeable size increase of like 65 MB: That is no reason not to add things of course but everything we do add should have a strong justification hence my question. |
add ansible to the machine image so users can execute a playbook once the machine is booted. Users have been asking for a way to automaticaly configure a machine with various options, files (like certificates), and configuration tweaks. Ansible is an excellent tool to do this in the machine. See also containers/podman#25043 Signed-off-by: Brent Baude <[email protected]>
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LGTM
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LGTM as well. Tested the image on Linux and no issues
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/lgtm
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add ansible to the machine image so users can execute a playbook once the machine is booted. Users have been asking for a way to automaticaly configure a machine with various options, files (like certificates), and configuration tweaks. Ansible is an excellent tool to do this in the machine.
See also containers/podman#25043