mongo_3_4.yml

# Manages a mongo cluster.
# To set up a new mongo cluster, make sure you've configured MONGO_RS_CONFIG
# as used by mongo_replica_set in the mongo_3_4 role.
#
# If you are initializing a cluster, your command might look like:
# ansible-playbook mongo_3_4.yml -i 203.0.113.11,203.0.113.12,203.0.113.13 -e@/path/to/edx.yml -e@/path/to/ed.yml
# If you just want to deploy an updated replica set config, you can run
# ansible-playbook mongo_3_4.yml -i any-cluster-ip -e@/path/to/edx.yml -e@/path/to/ed.yml --tags configure_replica_set
#
# ADDING A NEW CLUSTER MEMBER
# If you are adding a member to a cluster, you must be sure that the new machine is not first in your inventory
# ansible-playbook mongo_3_4.yml -i 203.0.113.11,203.0.113.12,new-machine-ip -e@/path/to/edx.yml -e@/path/to/ed.yml
- name: Bootstrap instance(s)
  hosts: all
  gather_facts: no
  become: True
  roles:
    - python
- name: Deploy MongoDB
  hosts: all
  become: True
  gather_facts: True
  roles:
    - role: aws
      when: COMMON_ENABLE_AWS_ROLE
    - mongo_3_4
    - munin_node
    - role: datadog
      when: COMMON_ENABLE_DATADOG
    - role: splunkforwarder
      when: COMMON_ENABLE_SPLUNKFORWARDER
    - role: newrelic_infrastructure
      when: COMMON_ENABLE_NEWRELIC_INFRASTRUCTURE
    - role: datadog-uninstall
      when: not COMMON_ENABLE_DATADOG