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Manage Lima VMs with Puppet Bolt

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Table of Contents

  1. Description
  2. Requirements
  3. Inventory plugin usage
  4. Cluster management plans usage

Description

The Lima module is a "glue" between Puppet Bolt andlima

Requirements

You will need to have installedlimactl on the system you wish to run Bolt from.

Inventory plugin usage

Theresolve_reference task supports looking up target objects from alimactl list output. It accepts following parameters:

  • limactl: Location of thelimactl binary if not in$PATH.
  • only_matching_names: Only VM with names matching this regex will be included into the inventory. This regex is passed toRegexp.new() as a string.
  • except_matching_names: VMs with names matching this regex will be excluded from the inventory. This regex is passed toRegexp.new() as a string.

NOTE 1: Onlyrunning VMs are returned.

NOTE 2: If bothonly_matching_names andexcept_matching_names are specified then only VMs matchingonly_matching_names and not matchingexcept_matching_names are returned.

Examples

groups:  -name:lima-vmstargets:      -_plugin:limaexcept_matching_names:'^default'

Cluster management plans usage

This module provides a way to define and manage clusters of Lima VMs. It's expected to define clusters in theplan_hierarchy of your Bolt project's Hiera.

Below is the example of a Hiera file underplan_hierarchy:

---# Leverage YAML features to define templates requiredx-ubuntu2004:&ubuntu2004images:  -location:"https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/releases/20.04/release-20230117/ubuntu-20.04-server-cloudimg-amd64.img"arch:"x86_64"digest:"sha256:3e44e9f886eba6b91662086d24028894bbe320c1de89be5c091019fedf9c5ce6"  -location:"https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/releases/20.04/release-20230117/ubuntu-20.04-server-cloudimg-arm64.img"arch:"aarch64"digest:"sha256:4ea4700f7b1de194a2f6bf760b911ea3071e0309fcea14d3a465a3323d57c60e"  -location:"https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/releases/20.04/release/ubuntu-20.04-server-cloudimg-amd64.img"arch:"x86_64"  -location:"https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/releases/20.04/release/ubuntu-20.04-server-cloudimg-arm64.img"arch:"aarch64"mounts:  -location:"~"# Cluster definitionslima::clusters:example:# `example` clusternodes:      -example1template:ubuntu# Use latest ubuntu version on this VM      -example2      -example3config:<<:*ubuntu2004

Now when you have some clusters defined you can use cluster management plans to start/stop/delete a cluster. E.g.:

# Start the cluster (create example[123] VMs)bolt plan run lima::cluster::start name=example# Stop the cluster (stop example[123] VMs)bolt plan run lima::cluster::stop name=example# Delete the cluster (delete example[123] VMs)bolt plan run lima::cluster::delete name=example

Reference

Reference documentation for the module is generated usingpuppet-strings and available inREFERENCE.md

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