In a traditional Ansible environment, the control server executes playbooks against remote hosts using a protocol like SSH or WinRM. When executing Ansible within Image Builder, the playbook must be configured to execute using the localhost. There are likely some changes required so your existing Ansible playbooks can work in Image Builder. I then use the document to create an Image Builder component that can be added to an Image Builder image recipe. In addition to this blog, you can find further samples in the amazon-ec2-image-builder-samples GitHub repository.
In this blog, I walk through creating a document that can execute an Ansible playbook in an Image Builder pipeline. Since launching Amazon EC2 Image Builder, many customers say they want to re-use existing investments in configuration management technologies (such as Ansible, Chef, or Puppet) with Image Builder pipelines. This post is contributed by Andrew Pearce – Sr.
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