Dell EMC OpenManage Ansible Modules Version 2.1
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OpenManage Ansible Modules simplifies and automates provisioning, deployment, and updates of PowerEdge servers and modular infrastructure. It allows system administrators and software developers to introduce the physical infrastructure provisioning into their software provisioning stack, integrate with existing DevOps pipelines and manage their infrastructure using version-controlled playbooks, server configuration profiles, and templates in line with the Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) principles.
The latest stable version of OpenManage Ansible Modules is available at dell.com/support. In addition to dell.com/support, you can download OpenManage Ansible modules from https://github.com/dell/dellemc-openmanage-ansible-modules/tree/master . Ansible modules that are downloaded from this GitHub location is also officially supported by Dell EMC.
OpenManage Ansible Modules simplifies and automates provisioning, deployment, and updates of PowerEdge servers and modular infrastructure. It allows system administrators and software developers to introduce the physical infrastructure provisioning into their software provisioning stack, integrate with existing DevOps pipelines and manage their infrastructure using version-controlled playbooks, server configuration profiles, and templates in line with the Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) principles.
The latest stable version of OpenManage Ansible Modules is available at dell.com/support. In addition to dell.com/support, you can download OpenManage Ansible modules from https://github.com/dell/dellemc-openmanage-ansible-modules/tree/master . Ansible modules that are downloaded from this GitHub location is also officially supported by Dell EMC.
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Fixes & Enhancements
Fixes:
1. Creation of a template using the "ome_template" module may fail on OpenManage Enterprise version 3.1 if no template is created within 24 hours (approximately) of its installation and setup.
Enhancements:
1. OpenManage Ansible allows the use of standard Redfish URIs supported by iDRAC.
- The new redfish_firmware module performs a component firmware update using an image file available on the local or remote
system.
- The new redfish_storage_volume module manages the storage volume configuration.
2. The new ome_firmware_baseline module allows to create a firmware baseline from existing catalog.
3. The new ome_firmware_baseline_info module allows to view the list of available firmware baselines.
4. The new ome_firmware_basline_compliance_info module allows to retrieve:
- Firmware compliance report for specified identifiers [device ids, service tags, group names].
- Baseline compliance report for a specified baseline.
5. The new ome_firmware_catalog module allows to create a firmware catalog.
6. The new ome_template_identity_pool module allows to:
- Attach an identity pool to a template.Detach an identity pool from a template.
7. The new ome_template_network_vlan module lets you select tagged and untagged VLANs to be used in the OpenManage Enterprise template.
8. The new ome_identity_pool module allows to create, modify, and delete an identity pool using Ethernet, FCoE, and iSCSI settings.
9. The new ome_application_certificate module allows to generate a certificate signing request and upload the certificate on OpenManage Enterprise.
10. The new ome_application_network_proxy module allows the configuration of a network proxy.
11. The new ome_application_network_address module allows to: Configure a DNS and an IPv4 or IPv6 network, Select a specific NIC from multiple NICs,Enable or disable an NIC using the option enable_nic and Configure a management vLAN.
12. The new ome_application_network_webserver module allows the configuration of the network web server.
13. The new ome_application_network_time module allows the configuration of network time.
14. The new idrac_redfish_storage_controller module configures the settings of a storage controller.
15. The ome_firmware module supports the following: Firmware updates for a group of devices and firmware updates using a baseline name, or a single DUP path and a baseline name.
16. The ome_template module allows delete, clone, import and export operations.
17. The unreachable option in the Ansible play recap is enabled for the ome_template and ome_firmware module. This option allows to identify the number of hosts that were unreachable during a run.
18. The parameter template_name from the ome_template module allows to modify or deploy a template.
19. The ome_template_info and ome_user_info modules are enhanced to filter records using name in system_query_options.
20. The ome_user module allows to delete an existing user account using name.
21. Support custom interval (default is 18 hours) for auto-detaching an ISO image for idrac_os_deployment.
22. The following enhancements have been made to the idrac_firmware module:
- Support for installing firmware from CIFS, NFS, HTTP, HTTPS, or FTP based repository.
- Support for viewing individual component update job IDs
- The apply_update option is added, which specifies if the packages from the Catalog XML are queued for update.
- The ignore_cert_warning option is added, which specifies if certificate warnings must be ignored.
- Supports FQDN input format for share details
23. The following enhancements have been made to the installation script:
- All the modules present by default in the remote_management/dellemc folder are now overwritten with updated versions.
- Modules are installed to the custom path, if it is set by the environment variable ANSIBLE_LIBRARY.
- The installation and uninstallation scripts have been updated to display the path where the modules have been installed.
Read More1. Creation of a template using the "ome_template" module may fail on OpenManage Enterprise version 3.1 if no template is created within 24 hours (approximately) of its installation and setup.
Enhancements:
1. OpenManage Ansible allows the use of standard Redfish URIs supported by iDRAC.
- The new redfish_firmware module performs a component firmware update using an image file available on the local or remote
system.
- The new redfish_storage_volume module manages the storage volume configuration.
2. The new ome_firmware_baseline module allows to create a firmware baseline from existing catalog.
3. The new ome_firmware_baseline_info module allows to view the list of available firmware baselines.
4. The new ome_firmware_basline_compliance_info module allows to retrieve:
- Firmware compliance report for specified identifiers [device ids, service tags, group names].
- Baseline compliance report for a specified baseline.
5. The new ome_firmware_catalog module allows to create a firmware catalog.
6. The new ome_template_identity_pool module allows to:
- Attach an identity pool to a template.Detach an identity pool from a template.
7. The new ome_template_network_vlan module lets you select tagged and untagged VLANs to be used in the OpenManage Enterprise template.
8. The new ome_identity_pool module allows to create, modify, and delete an identity pool using Ethernet, FCoE, and iSCSI settings.
9. The new ome_application_certificate module allows to generate a certificate signing request and upload the certificate on OpenManage Enterprise.
10. The new ome_application_network_proxy module allows the configuration of a network proxy.
11. The new ome_application_network_address module allows to: Configure a DNS and an IPv4 or IPv6 network, Select a specific NIC from multiple NICs,Enable or disable an NIC using the option enable_nic and Configure a management vLAN.
12. The new ome_application_network_webserver module allows the configuration of the network web server.
13. The new ome_application_network_time module allows the configuration of network time.
14. The new idrac_redfish_storage_controller module configures the settings of a storage controller.
15. The ome_firmware module supports the following: Firmware updates for a group of devices and firmware updates using a baseline name, or a single DUP path and a baseline name.
16. The ome_template module allows delete, clone, import and export operations.
17. The unreachable option in the Ansible play recap is enabled for the ome_template and ome_firmware module. This option allows to identify the number of hosts that were unreachable during a run.
18. The parameter template_name from the ome_template module allows to modify or deploy a template.
19. The ome_template_info and ome_user_info modules are enhanced to filter records using name in system_query_options.
20. The ome_user module allows to delete an existing user account using name.
21. Support custom interval (default is 18 hours) for auto-detaching an ISO image for idrac_os_deployment.
22. The following enhancements have been made to the idrac_firmware module:
- Support for installing firmware from CIFS, NFS, HTTP, HTTPS, or FTP based repository.
- Support for viewing individual component update job IDs
- The apply_update option is added, which specifies if the packages from the Catalog XML are queued for update.
- The ignore_cert_warning option is added, which specifies if certificate warnings must be ignored.
- Supports FQDN input format for share details
23. The following enhancements have been made to the installation script:
- All the modules present by default in the remote_management/dellemc folder are now overwritten with updated versions.
- Modules are installed to the custom path, if it is set by the environment variable ANSIBLE_LIBRARY.
- The installation and uninstallation scripts have been updated to display the path where the modules have been installed.
Version
2.1, A00
Release date
29 Jun 2020
Download Type
Applications
Category
Systems Management
Importance
OptionalDell Technologies recommends reviewing this update to determine if it applies to your system. The update contains changes that impact only certain configurations or provides new features that may or may not apply to your environment.
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Supported Operating Systems
Red Hat® Enterprise Linux 7
Red Hat® Enterprise Linux 8
SuSE Linux ES 15
Ubuntu® 18.04 LTS
Installation instructions
1. Download the extractable DellEMC_OpenManage_Ansible_Modules_version_2.1_A00.tar.gz file from the support site.
2. Copy the extractable file to any local directory of Ansible Controller Machine.
3. Run tar -zxvf DellEMC_OpenManage_Ansible_Modules_version_2.1_A00.tar.gz.
4. Navigate to the DellEMC_OpenManage_Ansible_Modules_version_2.1_A00 directory.
5. Run python install.py. If you are using python version 3.x, then run python3 install.py
Dell EMC OpenManage Ansible Module version 2.1 is installed successfully
2. Copy the extractable file to any local directory of Ansible Controller Machine.
3. Run tar -zxvf DellEMC_OpenManage_Ansible_Modules_version_2.1_A00.tar.gz.
4. Navigate to the DellEMC_OpenManage_Ansible_Modules_version_2.1_A00 directory.
5. Run python install.py. If you are using python version 3.x, then run python3 install.py
Dell EMC OpenManage Ansible Module version 2.1 is installed successfully
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