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mila.proxmox.vm

To manage virtual machines, use the role mila.proxmox.vm. This role makes use of the Ansible modules community.general.proxmox_kvm.

The VMs are created from a list defined in proxmox_vm. Each item in the list defines one VM.

Example for a VM:

  pve_kvm:
    - name: "clockwork1-dev"
      vmid: 1001
      node: vn-b001
      net:
        net0: virtio=42:49:54:11:01:00,bridge=vmbr0,tag=2
      cores: 4
      memory: 8192
      virtio:
        virtio0: vm-storage:64

To authenticate to the REST API of your Proxmox VE cluster, you first need to create an API token, then you must define the 4 mandatory variables below:

  • proxmox_api_host: the hostname or IP address of the Proxmox VE API server
  • proxmox_api_user: the user name to authenticate (e.g. ansible@pam)
  • proxmox_api_token_id: the token name (e.g. prod)
  • proxmox_api_token_secret: the token secret provided by ProxmoxVE

By default, the proxmox modules in community.general do not validate SSL certs. To enable certificate validation, define the variable:

  • proxmox_api_validate_certs: true

To enable update of VMs with new values:

  • proxmox_kvm_update: true