### Example inventory for install-arvados-cluster.yml ###
# Copyright (C) The Arvados Authors. All rights reserved.
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
#
# This file illustrates how to deploy a simple single-node cluster with
# install-arvados-cluster.yml and variables you can use to customize
# the deployment. Copy this file somewhere else, edit it following the
# comments, and run the installer like:
#   $ ansible-playbook -Ki YOUR-INVENTORY.yml install-arvados-cluster.yml

### Core cluster configuration settings ###
arvados_cluster_host:
  hosts:
    # Write the "main" hostname of your cluster host, with the trailing `:`.
    hostname.example:

  vars:
    # To deploy a cluster, you must write a cluster configuration file and have
    # a copy on the node where you run the Ansible installer. This file will be
    # deployed to cluster hosts as needed and read by the Ansible installer for
    # service configuration.
    # Refer to `examples/simple-cluster-config.yml` for an example.
    arvados_config_file: /PATH/TO/xurid-config.yml

    # This is the cluster identifier (five lowercase alphanumerics) for the
    # cluster configured in `arvados_config_file` that you want to deploy.
    arvados_cluster_id: xurid

    # `arvados_tls` defines the source of the TLS certificate for each Arvados
    # service. This illustrates how to use the self-signed cert on Debian/Ubuntu
    # for Arvados services.
    arvados_tls:
      Default:
        cert: /etc/ssl/certs/ssl-cert-snakeoil.pem
        key: /etc/ssl/private/ssl-cert-snakeoil.key
        # If you have `cert` and `key` files on the host running Ansible and
        # want to install them for Arvados services on the cluster host,
        # set `remote` to `false`.
        remote: true

    # `arvados_apt_suites` identifies which set of Arvados packages to install.
    # By default it will get the latest official release. You can set this to
    # "-testing" to get install the latest release candidate, or "-dev" to get
    # the very latest packages built out of the main development tree. These
    # options will install a less stable cluster with more bugs, but let you
    # experiment with Arvados features under development.
    #arvados_apt_suites: "-dev"


### Database installation ###
# The configuration below will install a PostgreSQL server on the cluster host
# for all Arvados services to use. If your Arvados cluster configuration refers
# to a database server that already exists, you can remove this
# `arvados_postgresql` section, and set database superuser credentials under
# the next `arvados_api` section.
arvados_postgresql:
  children:
    arvados_cluster_host:
  vars:
    arvados_postgresql_config: {}
    arvados_postgresql_hba_sources:
      - samehost

arvados_api:
  children:
    arvados_cluster_host:
  vars:
    # If your cluster will use an external database, specify the database
    # superuser credentials here. These will be used to set up a dedicated
    # Arvados role and database.
    #arvados_database_login_user: ""
    #arvados_database_login_password: ""


### Arvados services ###
# The rest of the inventory defines the Arvados services to run on the
# cluster host. You should not need to change anything from here on.
arvados_controller:
  children:
    arvados_cluster_host:

arvados_websocket:
  children:
    arvados_cluster_host:

arvados_keepstore:
  children:
    arvados_cluster_host:

arvados_keepproxy:
  children:
    arvados_cluster_host:

arvados_keep_web:
  children:
    arvados_cluster_host:

arvados_workbench:
  children:
    arvados_cluster_host:

arvados_dispatch_local:
  children:
    arvados_cluster_host: