lueschem / edi-cd

GitOps inspired fleet management for embedded devices.

edi-cd

GitOps inspired fleet management for embedded devices.

Run Playbook Locally

Without 2FA using username and password:

export MENDER_USER=MY_MENDER_LOGIN
export MENDER_PASSWORD=MY_MENDER_PASSWORD
export RUNNER_ACCESS_TOKEN=ghp_XYZ
export INFLUXDB_HTTP_TOKEN=ABCDE
export PLAYBOOK_MODE=run # run=apply changes, dry-run=simulate changes (default), dry-run-debug=simulate changes and show debug information
git checkout BRANCH_XY
ansible-playbook manage-fleet.yml -i inventory.yml

By using a mender access token:

export MENDER_ACCESS_TOKEN=MY_MENDER_ACCESS_TOKEN
export RUNNER_ACCESS_TOKEN=ghp_XYZ
export INFLUXDB_HTTP_TOKEN=ABCDE
export PLAYBOOK_MODE=run # run=apply changes, dry-run=simulate changes (default), dry-run-debug=simulate changes and show debug information
git checkout BRANCH_XY
ansible-playbook manage-fleet.yml -i inventory.yml

Attention: dry-run-debug might reveal sensitive information. Use this mode only locally.

Secrets on GitHub

MENDER_ACCESS_TOKEN: the Mender personal access token

RUNNER_ACCESS_TOKEN: the GitHub access token (with repo scope) for GitHub Actions runners

More Information

This blog post describes the GitOps inspired fleet management approach.