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Cycloid toolkit

Automated build for latest tag

Docker image which contain tools and a scripts for cycloid.io deployment pipeline.

azure-latest

Due to Azure/azure-cli#22955, the azure cli is not included in the basic toolkit image. We currently provide a build of the toolkit with azure cli under the azure-latest tag.

Build note for this image:

docker build -t cycloid/cycloid-toolkit:azure-latest -f Dockerfile.azure .
docker push cycloid/cycloid-toolkit:azure-latest

gcp-latest

Due to the same reason as Azure image size, we currently provide a build of the toolkit with gcp cli under the gcp-latest tag.

Build note for this image:

docker build -t cycloid/cycloid-toolkit:gcp-latest -f Dockerfile.gcp .
docker push cycloid/cycloid-toolkit:gcp-latest

Commands

ansible-runner

This script use env vars configuration to run ansible playbook with ssh proxy on a bastion.

./scripts/ansible-runner

  • (SSH_PRIVATE_KEY): SSH key to use to connect on servers
  • (SSH_PRIVATE_KEYS): SSH key array to use to connect on servers. Example: ["PRIVATE_KEY","PRIVATE_KEY"]
  • (BASTION_URL): [DEPRECATED] SSH URL of the bastion server. Example: [email protected]
  • (SSH_JUMP_URL): SSH ProxyJump URL used with ssh ProxyJump. Example: user1@Bastion1,user2@Bastion2
  • (TAGS): Only run plays and tasks tagged with these values
  • (SKIP_TAGS): Only run plays and tasks whose tags do not match these values
  • (EXTRA_ANSIBLE_ARGS): Additional ansible-playbook arguments
  • (EXTRA_ANSIBLE_VARS): Ansible extra-vars, set additional variables, json dict format.
  • (ANSIBLE_REMOTE_USER): Ansible remote user. Default: admin.
  • (ANSIBLE_LIMIT_HOSTS): Select a subset of the inventory
  • (ANSIBLE_GALAXY_EXTRA_ARGS): Additional ansible-galaxy arguments
  • (ANSIBLE_VAULT_PASSWORD): Vault password if you use Ansible Vault files
  • (ANSIBLE_FORCE_GALAXY): Force to run Ansible galaxy to updated eventual cached ansible roles. Default: false.
  • (ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOK_NAME): Name of the ansible playbook to run. Default: site.yml.
  • (ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOK_PATH): Path of the ansible playbook to run. Default: ansible-playbook.
  • (ANSIBLE_FAIL_WHEN_NO_HOST): Fail when no host is found. Default: false.
  • (DEBUG): Run in debug mode

ansible-common:

  • (ANSIBLE_STDOUT_CALLBACK): Callback plugin used for ansible output. Example: default can be used to see debug messages. Default: actionable.

AWS ec2 inventory:

  • (AWS_INVENTORY): If the Amazon EC2 dynamic inventory need to be used or no, can be eiter true, false or auto. auto checks if AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID is set or not. Default: auto.
  • Cloud access used by Amazon EC2 dynamic inventory
    • (CY_AWS_CRED): Use Cycloid AWS credential or
    • (AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID): Used by Amazon EC2 dynamic inventory
    • (AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY): Used by Amazon EC2 dynamic inventory
  • (AWS_EC2_COMPOSE_ANSIBLE_HOST): Can be either public_ip_address for public ip address or private_ip_address, see [ansible_doc](https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/amazon/aw s/aws_ec2_inventory.html) or run ansible-runner-inventory to see available choices. Default: private_ip_address

Azure azure_rm inventory:

  • (AZURE_INVENTORY): If the Azure dynamic inventory need to be used or no, can be eiter true, false or auto. auto checks if AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID is set or not. Default: auto.
  • Cloud access used by Azurerm dynamic inventory
    • (CY_AZURE_CRED): Use Cycloid Azure credential or
    • (AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID): Used by Azure dynamic inventory
    • (AZURE_TENANT_ID): Used by Azure dynamic inventory
    • (AZURE_CLIENT_ID): Used by Azure dynamic inventory
    • (AZURE_SECRET): Used by Azure dynamic inventory
  • (AZURE_USE_PRIVATE_IP): Can be either True or False, see azure_rm.py. Default: True.
  • (ANSIBLE_PLUGIN_AZURE_PLAIN_HOST_NAMES): By default this plugin will use globally unique host names. This option allows you to override that, and use the name that matches the old inventory script naming.. Default: False. note: Ansible azure_rm plugin is used for ansible >= 2.8 else azure_rm.py script will be used

GCP gcp_compute inventory:

  • (GCP_INVENTORY): If the GCP dynamic inventory needs to be used or not, can be either true, false or auto. auto checks if GCP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_CONTENTS is set or not. Default: auto.
  • Cloud access used by Google compute dynamic inventory
    • (CY_GCP_CRED): Use Cycloid GCP credential or
    • (GCP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_CONTENTS): Used by GCP dynamic inventory. The GCP Service Account in JSON format.
  • (GCP_USE_PRIVATE_IP): Can be either True or False. Default: True.

vmware_vm_inventory vars:

  • (VMWARE_VM_INVENTORY): If the VMware Guest inventory needs to be used or not, can be either true, false or auto. auto checks if VMWARE_SERVER is set or not. Default: auto.
  • (VMWARE_SERVER): Used by VMware Guest inventory. Name or IP address of vCenter server.
  • (VMWARE_PORT): Used by VMware Guest inventory. Service port of vCenter server. Default: 443
  • (VMWARE_USERNAME): Used by VMware Guest inventory. Name of vSphere user.
  • (VMWARE_PASSWORD): Used by VMware Guest inventory. Password of vSphere user.

Example of pipeline configuration :

YAML anchors

shared:
  - &run-ansible-from-bastion
    config:
      platform: linux
      image_resource:
        type: docker-image
        source:
          repository: cycloid/cycloid-toolkit
          tag: latest
      run:
        path: /usr/bin/ansible-runner
      caches:
        - path: ansible-playbook/roles
      inputs:
      - name: ansible-playbook
        path: ansible-playbook

usage

    - task: run-ansible
      <<: *run-ansible-from-bastion
      params:
        SSH_JUMP_URL: ((bastion_url))
        SSH_PRIVATE_KEY: ((bastion_ssh.ssh_key))
        SSH_PRIVATE_KEYS:
          - ((user1_ssh.ssh_key))
          - ((user2_ssh.ssh_key))
        ANSIBLE_VAULT_PASSWORD: ((ansible))
        AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: ((aws_access_key))
        AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: ((aws_secret_key))
        EXTRA_ANSIBLE_ARGS: "--limit tag_role_front"
        AWS_DEFAULT_REGION: eu-west-1
        ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOK_PATH: ansible-playbook
        ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOK_NAME: ((customer)).yml
        EXTRA_ANSIBLE_VARS:
          customer: ((customer))
          project: ((project))
          env: ((env))
        TAGS:
          - deploy

ansible-runner-inventory

This script use env vars configuration to run ansible-inventory command. Purpose is to help troubleshooting Ansible inventory issues keeping all features and automatic inventory load from ansible-common.sh

./scripts/ansible-runner-inventory

  • (ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOK_PATH): Path of the ansible playbook to run. Default: ansible-playbook.

Example of pipeline configuration :

YAML anchors

shared:
  - &run-ansible-inventory
    config:
      platform: linux
      image_resource:
        type: docker-image
        source:
          repository: cycloid/cycloid-toolkit
          tag: latest
      run:
        path: /usr/bin/ansible-runner-inventory
      inputs:
      - name: ansible-playbook
        path: ansible-playbook

usage

    - task: run-ansible
      <<: *run-ansible-inventory
      params:
        AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: ((aws_access_key))
        AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: ((aws_secret_key))
        ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOK_PATH: ansible-playbook

aws-ami-cleaner

Provide a way to clean old Amazon AMI. Usually usefull whan you often build new AMI for your ASG.

Example of pipeline configuration :

YAML anchors

shared:
  - &aws-ami-cleaner
    task: aws-ami-cleaner
    config:
      platform: linux
      image_resource:
        type: docker-image
        source:
          repository: cycloid/cycloid-toolkit
          tag: latest
      run:
        path: /usr/bin/aws-ami-cleaner
      params:
        AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: ((aws_access_key))
        AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: ((aws_secret_key))
        AWS_NAME_PATTERNS: >
                  [
                    "projcet1_front_prod",
                    "project1_batch_prod"
                  ]

usage

    - *aws-ami-cleaner

aws-ecr-cleaner

Provide a way to clean old docker images from ECR. Usually usefull whan you often build new image for your ecs.

Example of pipeline configuration :

YAML anchors

shared:
  - &aws-ecr-cleaner
    task: aws-ecr-cleaner
    config:
      platform: linux
      image_resource:
        type: docker-image
        source:
          repository: cycloid/cycloid-toolkit
          tag: latest
      run:
        path: /usr/bin/aws-ecr-cleaner
      params:
        AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: ((aws_access_key))
        AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: ((aws_secret_key))
        REGION: ((aws_default_region))
        DRYRUN: False
        IMAGES_TO_KEEP: 2
        REPOSITORIES_FILTER: 'foo bar'
        # For a global clean with exclude:
        IGNORE_TAGS_REGEX: 'dev|staging|prod|latest-'
        # For a clean on specific tag/env
        FILTER_TAGS_REGEX: '^dev-'

usage

    - *aws-ecr-cleaner

vault-approle-login

This script use env vars configuration to get a vault token using approle auth. The token is inserted in a tf variable file.

Example of pipeline configuration :

YAML anchors

shared:
  - &vault-approle-login
    task: vault-approle-login
    config:
      platform: linux
      image_resource:
        type: docker-image
        source:
          repository: cycloid/cycloid-toolkit
          tag: latest
      run:
        path: /usr/bin/vault-approle-login
      outputs:
      - name: vault-token
        path: vault-token
    params:
      VAULT_ROLEID: ((vault.role_id))
      VAULT_SECRETID: ((vault.secret_id))

usage

  - *vault-approle-login

extract-terraform-outputs

This script is mostly expected to be used by the merge-stack-and-config script. Its purpose is to export all terraform outputs as both a YAML and shell script files in addition to loading them as environment variables in the current shell execution scope.

./scripts/extract-terraform-outputs

  • (TERRAFORM_METADATA_FILE) Defaults to terraform/metadata and fallback to TERRAFORM_DEFAULT_METADATA_FILE.'
  • (TERRAFORM_DEFAULT_METADATA_FILE) Defaults to tfstate/metadata.'
  • (OUTPUT_ANSIBLE_VAR_FILE) Ansible variables file. Defaults to output-var/all. You might want to use ansible-playbook/group_vars/all.'
  • (OUTPUT_ENV_VAR_FILE) Shell environment variables file. Defaults to output-var/env. Special chars in variable name are replaced by "_"'
  • (OUTPUT_VAR_PATH) base path used for all *_VAR_FILE. Defaults to output-var.'

merge-stack-and-config

This script use env vars configuration to merge stack and config for Cycloid.io.

YAML anchors

shared:
  - &merge-stack-and-config
    platform: linux
    image_resource:
      type: docker-image
      source:
        repository: cycloid/cycloid-toolkit
        tag: latest
    run:
      path: /usr/bin/merge-stack-and-config
    outputs:
    - name: merged-stack
      path: "merged-stack"

usage

    - task: merge-stack-and-config
      config:
        <<: *merge-stack-and-config
        inputs:
        - name: ((project))-config-ansible
          path: "config"
        - name: ((project))-stack-ansible
          path: "stack"
        # Provide terraform outputs to add them as ansible vars
        - name: ((project))-terraform-apply
          path: "terraform"
      params:
        CONFIG_PATH: ((project))/ansible
        STACK_PATH: stack-((project))/ansible

Build and test a local image

export IMAGE_NAME="cycloid/cycloid-toolkit:develop"
export PYTHON_VERSION=3
export ANSIBLE_VERSION=10.*
docker build -t $IMAGE_NAME --build-arg=PYTHON_VERSION="$PYTHON_VERSION" --build-arg=ANSIBLE_VERSION="$ANSIBLE_VERSION" .

virtualenv -p python3 --clear .env
source .env/bin/activate
pip install unittest2 docker
python tests.py -v

Push new image tag

Tags are currently based on ansible version installed in the docker image.

If you update ansible version, push a new image tag

sudo docker build . -t cycloid/cycloid-toolkit:v2.9
sudo docker push cycloid/cycloid-toolkit:v2.9