This Ansible playbook can be used in scenarios where virtual services need to be migrated from one service engine group to another, as long as they belong to the same Avi cloud.
This automation is tested using specific versions of Ansible and makes use of libraries which are needed for playbooks to execute successfully. When developing your own automation, it is highly encouraged to make use of Python's virtual environments to avoid conflicts with other version of packages which may already be installed.
git clone https://github.com/joeycoakleyavi/MD-Ansible.git
cd MD-Ansible
python3 -m venv env
source env/bin/activate
pip install pip --upgrade
pip install -r requirements.txt
ansible-galaxy install avinetworks.avisdk
Once the environment is prepared, edit the hosts.yml file to include the address of your controller cluster.
[all]
ctl ansible_host=<ip or fqdn of controller>
Then, edit vars.yml to suit your environment
avi_credentials:
controller: "{{ ansible_host }}" <--- Do not edit
username: admin <--- Controller Username
password: <--- Controller Password
api_version: 20.1.4 <--- Your controller version
tenant: admin <--- Which tenant does the VIP belong to?
ansible_python_interpreter: "{{ ansible_playbook_python }}" <--- Do not edit
cur_seg: My-SEG-2 <--- Existing Service Engine Group
new_seg: Default-Group <--- New Service Engine Group
cloud_name: AWS <--- Cloud Name
vsvip_migration_list: <--- Add which IPs should be migrated as separate entries
- 10.20.200.100
- 10.20.200.194
Once complete, you can run the Ansible playbook
ansible-playbook main.yml
This automation has been tested on Avi Vantage 20.1.4 & 18.2.8