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doc/Enhance your Ansible with Ansible Qubes.md
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# Enhance your Ansible with Ansible Qubes
## Deploy the software to the right places
Integrate this software into your Ansible setup by:
1. setting up a `connections_plugin = <directory>` in your `ansible.cfg`
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* Anywhere on your Ansible machine's `PATH`.
* In a `../../bin` directory relative to the `qubes.py` file.
## Test `qrun` works
Test that `qrun` does the job. In the VM where you integrated your
Ansible setup, run:
```
path/to/qrun <some VM> hostname
```
This should immediately return with the hostname of `<some VM>`,
indicating that `qrun` successfully invoked `bombshell-client` on it,
requesting the execution of `hostname` on `exp-net`.
## Register VMs on your Ansible inventory
After having done that, you can add Qubes VMs to your Ansible `hosts` file:
```
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# The next line has a parameter which indicates to Ansible to first
# connect to the domU SSH at 1.2.3.4 before attempting to use
# bombshell-client to manage other VMs on the same system.
# See below for instructions to enable remoting.
# See README.md for pointers to enabling remote management of Qubes servers.
vmonremotehost ansible_connection=qubes management_proxy=1.2.3.4
```

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doc/Remote management of Qubes OS servers.md
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Assuming you have set up Ansible on your manager machine, [integrate
Ansible Qubes into your setup](./Enhance your Ansible with Ansible Qubes.md).
Now test that you can run commands using `qrun`. In your manager
machine, run in a terminal:
```
qrun --proxy=x.y.z.w exp-net hostname
```
This should immediately return with `exp-net` as output on the terminal,
indicating that `qrun` successfully connected to `exp-manager` and then
invoked `bombshell-client` on it, requesting the execution of `hostname`
on `exp-net`.
Now, to your Ansible `hosts` file, add an inventory entry:
```