oneandone_load_balancer - Configure 1&1 load balancer.

New in version 2.5.

Synopsis
- Requirements
Parameters
Examples
Return Values
Status
- Author

Synopsis

Create, remove, update load balancers. This module has a dependency on 1and1 >= 1.0

Requirements

The below requirements are needed on the host that executes this module.

1and1
python >= 2.6

Parameters

Parameter	Choices/Defaults	Comments
add_rules		A list of rules that will be added to an existing load balancer. It is syntax is the same as the one used for rules parameter. Used in combination with update state.
add_server_ips		A list of server identifiers (id or name) to be assigned to a load balancer. Used in combination with update state.
api_url		Custom API URL. Overrides the ONEANDONE_API_URL environement variable.
auth_token required		Authenticating API token provided by 1&1.
datacenter	Choices: US ← ES DE GB	ID or country code of the datacenter where the load balancer will be created.
description		Description of the load balancer. maxLength=256
health_check_interval required		Health check period in seconds. minimum=5, maximum=300, multipleOf=1
health_check_parse		Regular expression to check. Required for HTTP health check. maxLength=64
health_check_path		Url to call for cheking. Required for HTTP health check. maxLength=1000
health_check_test required	Choices: NONE TCP HTTP ICMP	Type of the health check. At the moment, HTTP is not allowed.
load_balancer required		The identifier (id or name) of the load balancer used with update state.
method required	Choices: ROUND_ROBIN LEAST_CONNECTIONS	Balancing procedure.
name required		Load balancer name used with present state. Used as identifier (id or name) when used with absent state. maxLength=128
persistence required		Persistence.
persistence_time required		Persistence time in seconds. Required if persistence is enabled. minimum=30, maximum=1200, multipleOf=1
remove_rules		A list of rule ids that will be removed from an existing load balancer. Used in combination with update state.
remove_server_ips		A list of server IP ids to be unassigned from a load balancer. Used in combination with update state.
rules required		A list of rule objects that will be set for the load balancer. Each rule must contain protocol, port_balancer, and port_server parameters, in addition to source parameter, which is optional.
state	Choices: present ← absent update	Define a load balancer state to create, remove, or update.
wait	Choices: yes ← no	wait for the instance to be in state 'running' before returning
wait_interval	Default: 5	Defines the number of seconds to wait when using the _wait_for methods
wait_timeout	Default: 600	how long before wait gives up, in seconds

Examples

# Provisioning example. Create and destroy a load balancer.

- oneandone_load_balancer:
    auth_token: oneandone_private_api_key
    name: ansible load balancer
    description: Testing creation of load balancer with ansible
    health_check_test: TCP
    health_check_interval: 40
    persistence: true
    persistence_time: 1200
    method: ROUND_ROBIN
    datacenter: US
    rules:
     -
       protocol: TCP
       port_balancer: 80
       port_server: 80
       source: 0.0.0.0
    wait: true
    wait_timeout: 500

- oneandone_load_balancer:
    auth_token: oneandone_private_api_key
    name: ansible load balancer
    wait: true
    wait_timeout: 500
    state: absent

# Update a load balancer.

- oneandone_load_balancer:
    auth_token: oneandone_private_api_key
    load_balancer: ansible load balancer
    name: ansible load balancer updated
    description: Testing the update of a load balancer with ansible
    wait: true
    wait_timeout: 500
    state: update

# Add server to a load balancer.

- oneandone_load_balancer:
    auth_token: oneandone_private_api_key
    load_balancer: ansible load balancer updated
    description: Adding server to a load balancer with ansible
    add_server_ips:
     - server identifier (id or name)
    wait: true
    wait_timeout: 500
    state: update

# Remove server from a load balancer.

- oneandone_load_balancer:
    auth_token: oneandone_private_api_key
    load_balancer: ansible load balancer updated
    description: Removing server from a load balancer with ansible
    remove_server_ips:
     - B2504878540DBC5F7634EB00A07C1EBD (server's ip id)
    wait: true
    wait_timeout: 500
    state: update

# Add rules to a load balancer.

- oneandone_load_balancer:
    auth_token: oneandone_private_api_key
    load_balancer: ansible load balancer updated
    description: Adding rules to a load balancer with ansible
    add_rules:
     -
       protocol: TCP
       port_balancer: 70
       port_server: 70
       source: 0.0.0.0
     -
       protocol: TCP
       port_balancer: 60
       port_server: 60
       source: 0.0.0.0
    wait: true
    wait_timeout: 500
    state: update

# Remove rules from a load balancer.

- oneandone_load_balancer:
    auth_token: oneandone_private_api_key
    load_balancer: ansible load balancer updated
    description: Adding rules to a load balancer with ansible
    remove_rules:
     - rule_id #1
     - rule_id #2
     - ...
    wait: true
    wait_timeout: 500
    state: update

Return Values

Common return values are documented here, the following are the fields unique to this module:

Key	Returned	Description
load_balancer dict	always	Information about the load balancer that was processed Sample: {"id": "92B74394A397ECC3359825C1656D67A6", "name": "Default Balancer"}

Status

This module is flagged as preview which means that it is not guaranteed to have a backwards compatible interface.

Author

Amel Ajdinovic (@aajdinov)
Ethan Devenport (@edevenport)

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