Manages user mapping rules on PowerScale Storage System. This includes creating a new user mapping rule, modifying a user mapping rule, changing order of a user mapping rule, deleting a user mapping rule and retrieving the details of a user mapping rule.
The below requirements are needed on the host that executes this module.
- A Dell PowerScale Storage system.
- Ansible-core 2.15 or later.
- Python 3.10, 3.11 or 3.12.
- apply_order (optional, int, None)
- Current order in which the user mapping rule is applied.
- new_order (optional, int, None)
- New order in which the user mapping rule should be applied.
- access_zone (optional, str, System)
- The zone to which the user mapping applies.
- rule (optional, dict, None)
The user mapping rule.
- operator (optional, str, None)
- The operation that a rule carries out.
- options (optional, dict, None)
Specifies the properties for user mapping rules.
- break_on_match (optional, bool, None)
- If
true, and the rule was applied successfuly, stop processing further.- default_user (optional, dict, None)
If the mapping service fails to find the second user in a rule, the service tries to find the username of the default user.
- domain (optional, str, None)
- The name of domain.
- user (True, str, None)
- The username of the user.
- group (optional, bool, None)
- If
true, the primary GID and primary group SID should be copied to the existing credential.- groups (optional, bool, None)
- If
true, all additional identifiers should be copied to the existing credential.- user (optional, bool, None)
- If
true, the primary UID and primary user SID should be copied to the existing credential.- user1 (optional, dict, None)
A UNIX user or an Active Directory user.
The user for which the identifier changes are applied.
- domain (optional, str, None)
- The name of domain.
- user (True, str, None)
- The username of the user.
- user2 (optional, dict, None)
A UNIX user or an Active Directory user.
The user from which the identifier are taken.
- domain (optional, str, None)
- The name of domain.
- user (True, str, None)
- The username of the user.
- state (optional, str, present)
- The state option is used to mention the existence of user mapping rule.
- onefs_host (True, str, None)
- IP address or FQDN of the PowerScale cluster.
- port_no (False, str, 8080)
- Port number of the PowerScale cluster.It defaults to 8080 if not specified.
- verify_ssl (True, bool, None)
boolean variable to specify whether to validate SSL certificate or not.
true- indicates that the SSL certificate should be verified.
false- indicates that the SSL certificate should not be verified.- api_user (True, str, None)
- username of the PowerScale cluster.
- api_password (True, str, None)
- the password of the PowerScale cluster.
Note
- Idempotency is not supported for create and delete operations.
- The check_mode is supported.
- The modules present in this collection named as 'dellemc.powerscale' are built to support the Dell PowerScale storage platform.
- name: Get a user mapping rule
dellemc.powerscale.user_mapping_rule:
onefs_host: "{{onefs_host}}"
verify_ssl: "{{verify_ssl}}"
api_user: "{{api_user}}"
api_password: "{{api_password}}"
apply_order: 1
- name: Delete a user mapping rule
dellemc.powerscale.user_mapping_rule:
onefs_host: "{{onefs_host}}"
verify_ssl: "{{verify_ssl}}"
api_user: "{{api_user}}"
api_password: "{{api_password}}"
apply_order: 1
state: 'absent'
- name: Create a user mapping rule
dellemc.powerscale.user_mapping_rule:
onefs_host: "{{onefs_host}}"
verify_ssl: "{{verify_ssl}}"
api_user: "{{api_user}}"
api_password: "{{api_password}}"
rule:
operator: "insert"
options:
break: false
group: true
groups: true
user: true
user1:
domain: "ansibleneo.com"
user: "test_user"
user2:
user: "ans_user"
state: 'present'
- name: Update a user mapping rule
dellemc.powerscale.user_mapping_rule:
onefs_host: "{{onefs_host}}"
verify_ssl: "{{verify_ssl}}"
api_user: "{{api_user}}"
api_password: "{{api_password}}"
apply_order: 1
rule:
options:
break: true
state: 'present'
- name: Apply a new order to the user mapping rule
dellemc.powerscale.user_mapping_rule:
onefs_host: "{{onefs_host}}"
verify_ssl: "{{verify_ssl}}"
api_user: "{{api_user}}"
api_password: "{{api_password}}"
apply_order: 1
new_order: 2
- changed (always, bool, false)
- Whether or not the resource has changed.
- user_mapping_rule_details (When a rule exists, dict, {'user_mapping_rule_details': {'apply_order': 7, 'operator': 'insert', 'options': {'_break': False, 'default_user': None, 'group': True, 'groups': True, 'user': True}, 'user1': {'domain': None, 'user': 'test_ans_user'}, 'user2': {'domain': None, 'user': 'Test_userAnand'}}})
Rule details.
- apply_order (, int, )
- Current order of the rule.
- operator (, str, )
- The operation that a rule carries out.
- options (, dict, )
Specifies the properties for user mapping rules.
- _break (, bool, )
- If
true, and the rule was applied successfuly, stop processing further. - group (, bool, )
- If
true, the primary GID and primary group SID should be copied to the existing credential. - groups (, bool, )
- If
true, all additional identifiers should be copied to the existing credential. - user (, bool, )
- If
true, the primary UID and primary user SID should be copied to the existing credential. - default_user (, dict, )
If the mapping service fails to find the second user in a rule, the service tries to find the username of the default user..
- user (, str, )
- The username of the user.
- domain (, str, )
- The name of domain.
- user1 (, dict, )
A UNIX user or an Active Directory user.
- user (, str, )
- The username of the user.
- domain (, str, )
- The name of domain.
- user2 (, dict, )
A UNIX user or an Active Directory user.
- user (, str, )
- The username of the user.
- domain (, str, )
- The name of domain.
- Ananthu S Kuttattu (@kuttattz) <ansible.team@dell.com>