New in version 1.8.
parameter | required | default | choices | comments |
---|---|---|---|---|
host |
yes | Hostname or IP of the A10 Networks device. | ||
partition (added in 2.3) |
no | set active-partition | ||
password |
yes | Password for the
username account.aliases: pass, pwd | ||
server_ip |
no | The SLB server IPv4 address.
aliases: ip, address | ||
server_name |
yes | The SLB (Server Load Balancer) server name.
aliases: server | ||
server_ports |
no | A list of ports to create for the server. Each list item should be a dictionary which specifies the port: and protocol: , but can also optionally specify the status: . See the examples below for details. This parameter is required when state is present . | ||
server_status |
no | enabled |
|
The SLB virtual server status.
aliases: status |
state |
no | present |
|
This is to specify the operation to create, update or remove SLB server. |
username |
yes | An account with administrator privileges.
aliases: user, admin | ||
validate_certs (added in 2.2) |
no | yes |
|
If no , SSL certificates will not be validated. This should only be used on personally controlled devices using self-signed certificates. |
write_config (added in 2.2) |
no | no |
|
If yes , any changes will cause a write of the running configuration to non-volatile memory. This will save all configuration changes, including those that may have been made manually or through other modules, so care should be taken when specifying yes . |
# Create a new server - a10_server: host: a10.mydomain.com username: myadmin password: mypassword partition: mypartition server: test server_ip: 1.1.1.100 server_ports: - port_num: 8080 protocol: tcp - port_num: 8443 protocol: TCP
Common return values are documented here Return Values, the following are the fields unique to this module:
name | description | returned | type | sample |
---|---|---|---|---|
content | the full info regarding the slb_server | success | string | mynewserver |
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