The following are the configurable parameters that you can set for deploying the Ansible Service Broker (ASB):
| Name | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PROJECT | ansible-service-broker | Project Namespace |
| BROKER_IMAGE | ansibleplaybookbundle/ansible-service-broker:latest | Container Image to use for Ansible Service Broker in format of imagename:tag |
| ETCD_IMAGE | quay.io/coreos/etcd:latest | Container Image to use for etcd in format of imagename:tag |
| BROKER_CONFIG | /etc/ansible-service-broker/config.yaml | Configuration filepath for Ansible Service Broker |
| DOCKERHUB_ORG | ansibleplaybookbundle | Dockerhub organization |
| DOCKERHUB_USER | changeme | Dockerhub user Name |
| DOCKERHUB_PASS | changeme | Dockerhub user Password |
| OPENSHIFT_TARGET | https://kubernetes.default | OpenShift Target URL |
| REGISTRY_TYPE | dockerhub | Registry Type |
| REGISTRY_URL | docker.io | Registry URL |
| DEV_BROKER | true | Include Broker Development Endpoint (true/false) |
The following is the template used to deploy the ASB:
Currently, we are disabling running an APB on Bind() due to the lack of async support of bind in the Open Service Broker API. This is achieved via launchapbonbind which is currently set to false. You may enable launching of APB on Bind by changing it to true. However, since there is a timeout of ~15 seconds assiated from the Service Catalog, you will likely see failures running and APB.
The script below sets the parameter values that the deployment template expects, and deploys the Ansible Service Broker to the cluster.
To run the script, edit the script file, and modify the parameter values, then execute the script
./templates/run_template.sh