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README.md

Apigee Maintenance Playbook - Validate Ports Prior to Installing Apigee OPDK

This playbook provides maintenance assistance for the tasks of validating that the ports required by Apigee OPDK are in fact accessible. The first playbook called validate-ports.yml will update the ansible cache and install a python http server on the remote node using the specified port. The host machine will serve as a client to perform a GET action. This playbook cleans up the server node and releases the port upon completion.

Usage Instructions

These are ansible playbooks and require ansible.

  1. Please install and configure ansible as indicated in opdk-setup-ansible.
  2. ansible-galaxy install -f -r requirements.yml
  3. ansible-playbook -i <inventory file or folder> validate-ports.yml