pivotal-cf/vsphere-patch-hosts-pipeline

Name: vsphere-patch-hosts-pipeline

Owner: Pivotal Cloud Foundry

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Created: 2018-01-04 20:15:37.0

Updated: 2018-01-10 00:40:38.0

Pushed: 2018-02-02 15:05:33.0

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README

vsphere-patch-hosts-pipeline

The purpose of this pipeline is to automate the patching of vSphere ESXi Hosts. It utilizes govc to execute commands remotely against all hosts in a given vCenter instance or optionally in a single cluster. The hosts will be patched one at a time until all hosts have been patched.

Prerequisites

• You need to have Concourse CI running with a worker that has access to the vCenter instance containing the hosts to be patched.
• You need to have vMotion working so that as hosts are patched they can move their VMs to a different host.

Parameters

params.yml provides parameters for controlling how the pipeline runs. Fill this out before flying the pipeline.

• vcenter_url - IP Address or Host name for the vCenter you want to target
• vcenter_username - Username for vCenter defined by vcenter_url
• vcenter_password - Password for vcenter_username
• vcenter_insecure - True or False value indicating whether or not to ignore the SSL Certificate errors
• build_number - Optional (Latest will be used if not provided) https://esxi-patches.v-front.de used as reference.
• cluster_name - Optional (All will be patched if not passed) Cluster to patch hosts in.

Fly the pipeline

Login to your Concourse instance

fly -t <name> login -c <concourse url>

Upload the pipeline to Concourse

fly -t <name> set-pipeline -p <pipeline name> -c pipeline.yml --load-vars-from params.yml