Add support for key in CephX keyring definition #168
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Maybe you want to review tihs @mnasiadka ? |
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Hmm, false positive check ... |
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| module.exit_json(**result) | ||
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| rc, cmd, out, err = exec_commands(module, update_key(name, caps)) # noqa: E501 | ||
| if key and key != _key: |
The cephadm_key Ansible module now supports defining key for CephX keyrings, enabling more flexible key management and integration within Ceph clusters. This feature is particularly useful with Kolla-Ansible, as it allows clear definition of keys with specific capabilities and key values. Keys can now be stored securely in Git configurations or Vault, simplifying management across both projects. Resolves stackhpc#165
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The cephadm_key Ansible module now supports defining key for CephX keyrings, enabling more flexible key management and integration within Ceph clusters.
This feature is particularly useful with Kolla-Ansible, as it allows clear definition of keys with specific capabilities and key values. Keys can now be stored securely in Git configurations or Vault, simplifying management across both projects.
Resolves #165