Examples

Note

The examples that create jails use the iocage host setting created in the example 440 Configure DHCP and pf by default. The firewall is on both the external interface and the vnet bridge of the iocage host. DHCP for the jails is on the bridge, and SSH access from the local network to the jails is redirected. Examples that do not use this setting are marked .deny, meaning they are excluded from batch.sh. To run these examples, the firewall must be reconfigured; see 370 Configure pf.
All examples include additional files that are not displayed in the file tree. Review these files for more details.
The examples include a batch.sh script that executes the commands and generates the output for each example.
Most playbooks in batch.sh are idempotent. If a playbook is run repeatedly, the output may display a status of ok instead of the expected changed.
The playbooks in the examples use dashes (-) in their filenames (e.g. pb-iocage.yml).
Due to Ansible collection naming conventions, the playbooks in the collection use underscores (_) in their filenames (e.g. pb_iocage_template.yml).
To avoid connection errors in examples where DHCP is used, host_key_checking = false can be configured in ansible.cfg.

Hint

Manage iocage

iocage module, inventory, and filter

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Ansible client

Modules

Infrastructure