Chapter 2. Updating your playbook set_stats fields to support integration with Automation Services Catalog
Chapter 2. Updating your playbook set_stats fields to support integration with Automation Services Catalog You can update your playbooks to pass information to Automation Services Catalog and support substitutable variables across the product in your order process workflow. 2.1. Writing playbook that return values to Automation Services Catalog You can write playbooks designed to return values to Automation Services Catalog. Prefixing set_stats parameters with expose_to_cloud_redhat_com_ will return that value to Automation Services Catalog. You can then pass those values through additional playbooks using substitutable variables. Use the playbook examples below to learn now about set_stats values and to pass values back to Automation Services Catalog and use them as substitutable values in subsequent playbooks in your order processes. Example before order playbook This before order playbook returns to Automation Services Catalog set_stats values for a favorite color: # This playbook prints a simple debug message and set_stats - name: Echo Hello, world! hosts: localhost gather_facts: yes tasks: - debug: msg: "Hello, world!" - set_stats: data: expose_to_cloud_redhat_com_favorite_color: "orange" Example product order playbook This playbook passes a substitutable value back to Automation Services Catalog as an artifact value. # This playbook prints a simple debug message with given information - name: Echo Hello, world! hosts: localhost gather_facts: yes tasks: - debug: msg: "Hello, {{favorite_color}} world!" - set_stats: data: expose_to_cloud_redhat_com_after_data: "{{favorite_color}}" Example after order playbook The after order playbook example below includes the artifact after_data value that was passed by the product playbook. # This playbook prints a simple debug message with given information - name: Echo Hello, world! hosts: localhost gather_facts: yes tasks: - debug: msg: "{{after_data}}" ~
This playbook prints a simple debug message and set_stats - name: Echo Hello, world! hosts: localhost gather_facts: yes tasks: - debug: msg: "Hello, world!" - set_stats: data: expose_to_cloud_redhat_com_favorite_color: "orange" This playbook prints a simple debug message with given information - name: Echo Hello, world! hosts: localhost gather_facts: yes tasks: - debug: msg: "Hello, {{favorite_color}} world!" - set_stats: data: expose_to_cloud_redhat_com_after_data: "{{favorite_color}}" This playbook prints a simple debug message with given information - name: Echo Hello, world! hosts: localhost gather_facts: yes tasks: - debug: msg: "{{after_data}}" ~