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| author | Carlos Frias <friasc@google.com> | Wed Mar 21 05:13:32 2018 -0400 |
| committer | Carlos Frias <friasc@google.com> | Wed Mar 21 05:13:32 2018 -0400 |
| tree | 4f2a4a7d9349f1f6fa768333ae815a0cc7a56cd7 | |
| parent | e976e80d95a5323600bc45ab0df4691ffaf047ae [diff] |
Updated README.md file
This playbook demonstrate how to work with an Apigee OPDK mirror. This playbook creates an installation with the components needed to carry out the following activities:
Assuming you need to create an Apigee mirror, then you can use the following playbook with default settings to create a minimum environment that will create and download an Apigee mirror:
ansible-playbook create_download_apigee_mirror.yml -vv -b
Assuming you have a working instance of Apigee OPDK and you need to create an Apigee mirror with the playbook default settings, then you can use the following:
ansible-playbook create_download_apigee_mirror.yml -vv -b --tags=create
Assuming you have created an Apigee OPDK mirror with the default settings and you need to download an Apigee mirror, then you can use the following playbook:
ansible-playbook create_download_apigee_mirror.yml -vv -b --tags=download
Assuming you need to upload and install an Apigee mirror with the playbook default settings, then you can use the following:
ansible-playbook upload_install_apigee_mirror.yml -vv -b
Assuming you have an Apigee OPDK mirror in the location set by the playbook default settings and you need to upload the mirror to a server, then you can use the following:
ansible-playbook upload_install_apigee_mirror.yml -vv -b --tags=upload
Assuming you have an Apigee OPDK mirror already uploaded to the location set by the playbook default settings and you need to install that Apigee mirror, then you can use the following:
ansible-playbook upload_install_apigee_mirror.yml -vv -b --tags=install
This is not an officially supported Google product.