Chapter 2. Installing Red Hat Ansible Inside
Chapter 2. Installing Red Hat Ansible Inside You can install the following Red Hat Ansible Inside components using the Red Hat Subscription Manager (RHSM). Alternatively, you can download them from the Red Hat Registry. Ansible Core (installed via RHSM) Ansible Executor (runner) (installed via RHSM) Ansible Navigator (installed via RHSM) Ansible Builder (installed via RHSM) Ansible SDK (installed via RHSM) Ansible Execution Environment (Downloaded via Red Hat Registry) You can install all the RHSM components as All-In-One or Individually. 2.1. Prerequisites Ansible Inside requires a valid subscription to an Ansible Inside SKU and enablement of the corresponding Red Hat Subscription Manager (RHSM) repository. Contact Red Hat customer support or Red Hat sales for purchasing or attaching an Ansible Inside subscription. After a valid Ansible Inside subscription has been attached to your organization within Red Hat Subscription Manager, you can enable the required repository as follows: RHEL 8 sudo subscription-manager repos --enable=ansible-inside-1.3-for-rhel-8-x86_64-rpms RHEL 9 sudo subscription-manager repos --enable=ansible-inside-1.3-for-rhel-9-x86_64-rpms After the repository is enabled, you can proceed with installing the Ansible components. 2.2. Installing with Red Hat Subscription Manager (RHSM) 2.2.1. All-In-One RHSM To install all the components in one go, run the following command: RHEL 8 sudo dnf install ansible-navigator ansible-core ansible-builder ansible-runner python39-ansible-sdk RHEL 9 sudo dnf install ansible-navigator ansible-core ansible-builder ansible-runner python3-ansible-sdk 2.2.2. Individual RHSM You can install only the required components for your needs individually using the following commands: Ansible Core sudo dnf install ansible-core Ansible Builder sudo dnf install ansible-builder Ansible Runner sudo dnf install ansible-runner Ansible Navigator sudo dnf install ansible-navigator Ansible SDK RHEL 8 sudo dnf install python39-ansible-sdk RHEL 9 sudo dnf install python3-ansible-sdk 2.3. Download from the Red Hat Registry Automation execution environments are used in Ansible Inside as either a baseline to execute your Ansible automation with, or can be used with Ansible Builder to provide extended automation compatibility to suit your needs. 2.3.1. RHEL 9 execution environments The Red Hat supported execution environments available for RHEL 9 are: compatibility execution environment ( ansible-automation-platform-24/ee-216-rhel9 ) ee-216 contains ansible 2.16 for compatibility with playbooks and content written for versions of Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform. minimal execution environment ansible-automation-platform-24/ee-minimal-rhel9 ) ee-minimal is an automation execution environment for Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform. ee-minimal contains ansible-core 2.16. supported execution environment ( ansible-automation-platform-24/ee-supported-rhel9 ) ee-supported is an automation execution environment for use with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform. ee-supported contains ansible-core 2.16 and automation content collections supported by Red Hat. 2.3.2. RHEL 8 execution environments The Red Hat supported execution environments available for RHEL 8 are: compatibility execution environment ( ansible-automation-platform-24/ee-216-rhel8 ) ee-216 contains ansible 2.16 for compatibility with playbooks and content written for versions of Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform. minimal execution environment ansible-automation-platform-24/ee-minimal-rhel8 ) ee-minimal is an automation execution environment for Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform. ee-minimal contains ansible-core 2.15. supported execution environment ( ansible-automation-platform-24/ee-supported-rhel8 ) ee-supported is an automation execution environment for use with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform. ee-supported contains ansible-core 2.15 and automation content collections supported by Red Hat. Example of pulling an image You can pull the images using a container engine such as Podman. The following example uses podman pull . USD podman login registry.redhat.io Username: {REGISTRY-SERVICE-ACCOUNT-USERNAME} Password: {REGISTRY-SERVICE-ACCOUNT-PASSWORD} Login Succeeded! USD podman pull registry.redhat.io/ansible-automation-platform/ee-minimal-rhel8:2.16.9-2 Refer to catalog.redhat.com for other installation methods available.
sudo subscription-manager repos --enable=ansible-inside-1.3-for-rhel-8-x86_64-rpms sudo subscription-manager repos --enable=ansible-inside-1.3-for-rhel-9-x86_64-rpms sudo dnf install ansible-navigator ansible-core ansible-builder ansible-runner python39-ansible-sdk sudo dnf install ansible-navigator ansible-core ansible-builder ansible-runner python3-ansible-sdk sudo dnf install ansible-core sudo dnf install ansible-builder sudo dnf install ansible-runner sudo dnf install ansible-navigator sudo dnf install python39-ansible-sdk sudo dnf install python3-ansible-sdk podman login registry.redhat.io Username: {REGISTRY-SERVICE-ACCOUNT-USERNAME} Password: {REGISTRY-SERVICE-ACCOUNT-PASSWORD} Login Succeeded! podman pull registry.redhat.io/ansible-automation-platform/ee-minimal-rhel8:2.16.9-2