adhoc-seamicro-poweron.yml

---
# This ad-hoc playbook is written only to support Seamicro Chassis (now dead product)
# It uses some variables like user/pass to access Chassis rest API and configure/reset compute nodes
# By default, for CI purposes we are ensuring that we add a second path to chassis/fabric to present multipath and so increase available bandwdith during tests

- hosts: seamicro-nodes
  gather_facts: False
  become: True

# Some pre-defined list that will be added for 'uri' module and converted to json for rest api
  vars:
    seamicro_add_disk_body:
      value: "{{ seamicro_diskid }}"
      readonly: false
      username: "{{ seamicro_chassis_user }}"
      password: "{{ seamicro_chassis_pass }}"
    seamicro_reset_body:
      action: reset
      using-pxe: "false"
      username: "{{ seamicro_chassis_user }}"
      password: "{{ seamicro_chassis_pass }}"
    seamicro_poweroff_body:
      action: power-off
      force: "true"
      username: "{{ seamicro_chassis_user }}"
      password: "{{ seamicro_chassis_pass }}"
    seamicro_poweron_body:
      action: power-on
      force: "true"
      username: "{{ seamicro_chassis_user }}"
      password: "{{ seamicro_chassis_pass }}"


  tasks:

    - block:

      - name: Powering on the Seamicro node[s]
        uri:
          url: "https://{{ seamicro_chassis }}.ci.centos.org/v2.0/server/{{ seamicro_srvid }}"
          validate_certs: no
          method: POST
          body_format: json
          body: "{{ seamicro_reset_body | to_json }}"
          timeout: 180
        tags: 
          - reset

      - name: Waiting for Seamicro node[s] to be available through ssh 
        wait_for:
          port: 22 
          host: "{{ inventory_hostname }}" 
          timeout: 1200

      delegate_to: "{{ deploy_host }}"