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- name : Include skeleton-ansible-role-with-test-user
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ansible.builtin.include_role :
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name : skeleton-ansible-role-with-test-user
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+ =======
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+ # This is an example of passing role vars via AWS SSM Parameter
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+ # Store parameters. In particular, roles that require access to
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+ # resources inside the third-party bucket will likely need the
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+ # name of that bucket passed in.
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+ # vars:
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+ # skeleton_bucket_name: "{{ lookup('aws_ssm', '/third_party_bucket_name') }}"
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aws.images-ssm = aws.images_ssm
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}
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entity = "ansible-role-ncats-webd"
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ssm_parameters = [
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"/cyhy/core/geoip/account_id",
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"/cyhy/core/geoip/license_key",
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]
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+ =======
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+ entity = "skeleton-ansible-role-with-test-user"
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+ # If necessary, provide a list of SSM Parameter Store parameters that the test user needs to
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+ # be able to read. In particular, roles that require access to
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+ # resources inside the third-party bucket will likely need to access the
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+ # name of that bucket via such a parameter.
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+ # ssm_parameters = ["/third_party_bucket_name"]
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}
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