Loading docs/getting-started.md +26 −1 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -83,3 +83,28 @@ This installs: - `kubernetes.core` - Kubernetes resource management - `community.docker` - Docker operations - `community.general` - General utilities ### 3. Configure Inventory Edit `ansible/inventory/hosts.yml` to define your target environments. You can have a bunch of potential available machines. And then, you can select which ones to use for deploying the Operator Platform by adding them to the `kind_cluster` group. Example `ansible/inventory/hosts.yml`: ```yaml all: hosts: # Define your hosts here openop_dev_vm: ansible_host: openop-dev-vm # ... other connection details ... openop_2: ansible_host: openop-2 # ... other connection details ... children: kind_cluster: hosts: # Add hosts to this list to target them openop_dev_vm: openop_2: # Uncomment or add to deploy here ``` No newline at end of file Loading
docs/getting-started.md +26 −1 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -83,3 +83,28 @@ This installs: - `kubernetes.core` - Kubernetes resource management - `community.docker` - Docker operations - `community.general` - General utilities ### 3. Configure Inventory Edit `ansible/inventory/hosts.yml` to define your target environments. You can have a bunch of potential available machines. And then, you can select which ones to use for deploying the Operator Platform by adding them to the `kind_cluster` group. Example `ansible/inventory/hosts.yml`: ```yaml all: hosts: # Define your hosts here openop_dev_vm: ansible_host: openop-dev-vm # ... other connection details ... openop_2: ansible_host: openop-2 # ... other connection details ... children: kind_cluster: hosts: # Add hosts to this list to target them openop_dev_vm: openop_2: # Uncomment or add to deploy here ``` No newline at end of file