DSV Lookup in AWX

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• https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/community/general/dsv_lookup.html
• https://github.com/ansible/awx-operator

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Configure DSV

Run following CLI commands to configure your tenant.

1. Create a secret:

   dsv secret create --path ansible-secrets:first --data '{"fundamental":"1"}'
   

2. Create a role:

   dsv role create --name ansible-role
   

3. Create a client credentials:

   dsv client create --role ansible-role
   

4. Allow the role to read the secret:

   dsv policy create \
   --path "secrets:ansible-secrets" \
   --actions read \
   --effect allow \
   --subjects "roles:ansible-role"
   

5. Optionally verify that using client credentials you can read secret:

   dsv secret read \
   --path ansible-secrets:first \
   --auth-type clientcred \
   --auth-client-id '<CLIENT ID>' \
   --auth-client-secret '<CLIENT SECRET>'
   

Execution Environment

You can use Execution Environment that I created:

https://github.com/andrii-zakurenyi/dsv-awx/pkgs/container/ee-with-dsv-sdk

ghcr.io/andrii-zakurenyi/ee-with-dsv-sdk:0.1.0

Follow next steps to create your own Execution Environment with a "community.general" collection and a DSV SDK version "v0.0.1" for Python installed. Note that all commands should be executed from the project root directory.

1. Create a virtual environment:

   python3 -m venv venv
   

2. Activate a virtual environment:

   source venv/bin/activate
   

3. Install ansible-builder

   pip install ansible-builder
   

4. Build the image:

   ansible-builder build --tag ee-with-dsv-sdk --container-runtime docker
   

5. Done. Now cleanup: exit from virtual environemnt, remove venv and context directories.

   deactivate
   

   rm -rf venv context