ao-debug

To compile:

1. dep ensure -v
2. go build -o ao-debug main.go

The ansible-operator uses ansible-runner to run the ansible code. You need three things to look at the ansible-like-logs of your ansible-operator pod.

1. Operator deployment filepath. A typical ansible-operator project layout will be according to this. Hence default of the operator deployment is set to ./deploy/operator.yaml
2. Operator Namespace, it is defaulted to default namespace
3. Job ID: You could get this by kubectl logs -l name=etcd-ansible-operator | grep '[[:digit:]]*' -o | tail -1. The operator pod logs has job id for each task it executes.

I would recommend using the following command to get the logs:

ao-debug --kubeconfig='/home/alpatel/.kube/config' --job-id $(kubectl logs -l name=etcd-ansible-operator | grep '[[:digit:]]*' -o | tail -1)

Example logs:

[alpatel@alpatel etcd-ansible-operator]$ ao-debug --kubeconfig='/home/alpatel/.kube/config' --job-id
$(kubectl logs -l name=etcd-ansible-operator | grep '[[:digit:]]*' -o | tail -1)
...
...
...

PLAYBOOK: playbook.yaml ********************************************************
1 plays in /opt/ansible/playbook.yaml

PLAY [localhost] ***************************************************************

TASK [Gathering Facts] *********************************************************
task path: /opt/ansible/playbook.yaml:1
ok: [localhost]
META: ran handlers
...
...
...

Happy debugging :)