uan_ldapThe uan_ldap role configures LDAP and AD groups on UAN nodes.
NSCD, pam-config, sssd.
Available variables are in the following list, including default values (see defaults/main.yml):
uan_ldap_setupA Boolean variable to selectively skip the setup of LDAP on nodes it would otherwise be configured due to uan_ldap_config being defined. The default setting is to setup LDAP when uan_ldap_config is not empty.
Example:
uan_ldap_setup: yes
uan_ldap_configConfigures LDAP domains and servers. If this list is empty, no LDAP configuration will be applied to the UAN targets, and all role tasks will be skipped.
Example:
uan_ldap_config:
- domain: "mydomain-ldaps"
search_base: "dc=...,dc=..."
servers: ["ldaps://123.123.123.1", "ldaps://213.312.123.132"]
chpass_uri: ["ldaps://123.123.123.1"]
- domain: "mydomain-ldap"
search_base: "dc=...,dc=..."
servers: ["ldap://123.123.123.1", "ldap://213.312.123.132"]
uan_ad_groupsConfigures active directory groups on UAN nodes.
Example:
uan_ad_groups:
- { name: admin_grp, origin: ALL }
- { name: dev_users, origin: ALL }
uan_pam_modulesConfigures PAM modules on the UAN nodes in /etc/pam.d.
Example:
uan_pam_modules:
- name: "common-account"
lines:
- "account required\tpam_access.so"
None.
- hosts: Application_UAN
roles:
- { role: uan_ldap }
This role is included in the UAN site.yml play.