Installing 'redhat.redhat_csp_download:1.2.2' to '/root/.ansible/collections/ansible_collections/redhat/redhat_csp_download' Redhat.eap:1.3.1 was installed successfully Installing 'redhat.eap:1.3.1' to '/root/.ansible/collections/ansible_collections/redhat/eap' Starting galaxy collection install processĭownloading to /root/.ansible/tmp/ansible-local-344ezcdnc0/tmpc0c7yq1u/redhat-eap-1.3.1-b5h7g9vfĭownloading to /root/.ansible/tmp/ansible-local-344ezcdnc0/tmpc0c7yq1u/redhat-redhat_csp_download-1.2.2-2kmr5p0m However, as updates are rarely produced for the upstream version (because of the fast release cycle, it’s easier to update to the next version), this article will focus on JBoss EAP, as product users often have to manage such updates.įor the playbook above to function as expected, you will need to install the collections redhat.eap on the Ansible controller: # ansible-galaxy collection install redhat.eap The previous article used WildFly (the community version of the JEE application server) instead of JBoss EAP (the product supported by Red Hat). Note: The playbook above uses the redhat.eap certified collection instead of the upstream middleware_automation.wildfly instance. You can use the following playbook to install an instance of JBoss EAP:. However, in this article, we’ll use only one instance of JBoss EAP (and no longer WildFly) for simplicity's sake. In the previous article, we used the following playbook to install the WildFly cluster using Ansible on one single host.
Therefore, we’ll discuss not only how to apply patches to update the server but also how to perform an upgrade to migrate to a new major version. Indeed, it is critical to ensure that all JEE application server instances always be up to date, especially in regard to security fixes. In this follow-up to Automate and deploy a JBoss EAP cluster with Ansible, we will explain how to maintain and keep those instances updated, again in a fully automated manner, leveraging Ansible and the Ansible collection for Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP).
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