Red Hat Enterprise Linux System Roles Ansible Collection
Red Hat Enterprise Linux System Roles is a set of roles for managing Red Hat Enterprise Linux system components.
Dependencies
If installing from RPM, the dependencies will be installed with the
package. Otherwise, the dependencies are listed in requirements.txt
and/or bindep.txt
.
Installation
There are currently two ways to use the Red Hat Enterprise Linux System Roles Collection in your setup.
Installation from Automation Hub
You can install the collection from Automation Hub by running:
ansible-galaxy collection install redhat.rhel_system_roles
After the installation, the roles are available as
redhat.rhel_system_roles.<role_name>
.
Please see the Using Ansible collections documentation for further details.
Installation via RPM
You can install the collection with the software package management tool
dnf
by running:
dnf install rhel-system-roles
Documentation
The official RHEL System Roles documentation can be found in the Product Documentation section of the Red Hat Customer Portal.
Support
Supported Ansible Versions
The supported Ansible versions are aligned with currently maintained Ansible versions that support Collections (Ansible 2.9 and later). You can find the list of maintained Ansible versions here.
Modules and Plugins
The modules and other plugins in this collection are private, used only internally to the collection, unless otherwise noted.
Supported Roles
-
postfix
-
selinux
-
timesync
-
kdump
-
network
-
storage
-
metrics
-
tlog
-
kernel_settings
-
logging
-
nbde_server
-
nbde_client
-
certificate
-
crypto_policies
-
sshd
-
ha_cluster
-
vpn
-
firewall
-
cockpit
-
podman
-
ad_integration
-
rhc
-
journald
Private Roles
-
private_metrics_subrole_repository
-
private_metrics_subrole_spark
-
private_metrics_subrole_mssql
-
private_metrics_subrole_bpftrace
-
private_metrics_subrole_pcp
-
private_metrics_subrole_elasticsearch
-
private_metrics_subrole_postfix
-
private_metrics_subrole_redis
-
private_metrics_subrole_grafana
-
private_logging_subrole_rsyslog