stephrobert.scaleway.lb_certificate_info module – Gather information about Scaleway Load Balancer certificates
Note
This module is part of the stephrobert.scaleway collection (version 0.7.0).
It is not included in ansible-core.
To check whether it is installed, run ansible-galaxy collection list.
To install it, use: ansible-galaxy collection install stephrobert.scaleway.
You need further requirements to be able to use this module,
see Requirements for details.
To use it in a playbook, specify: stephrobert.scaleway.lb_certificate_info.
New in stephrobert.scaleway 0.1.0
Synopsis
Get information for a particular SSL/TLS certificate, specified by its certificate ID. The response returns full details of the certificate, including its type, main domain name, and alternative domain names.
List all the SSL/TLS certificates on a given Load Balancer. The response is an array of certificate objects, which are by default listed in ascending order of creation date.
Requirements
The below requirements are needed on the host that executes this module.
scaleway >= 2.9.0
Parameters
Parameter |
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Scaleway API access key. |
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Allow the API endpoint to be reached without verifying its TLS certificate. Falls back to the Scaleway configuration file, then to Choices:
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Seconds allowed for a single API call, connection and read. Without a limit a silent connection would hang the module forever: the Scaleway SDK issues its requests with no timeout at all. This bounds a single call, not a whole wait. Modules that can wait for a state bound the overall wait separately. Default: |
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URL of the Scaleway API endpoint. Point it at a local emulator to exercise a playbook without credentials. Falls back to the Scaleway configuration file, then to |
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Certificate ID. |
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Path to the Scaleway configuration file. |
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Load Balancer ID. |
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Certificate name to filter for, only certificates of this name will be returned. |
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Sort order of certificates in the response. Choices:
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Default Organization ID used when an operation does not name one. |
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Name of the profile to read in the Scaleway configuration file. |
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Default Project ID used when an operation does not name one. |
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Scaleway API secret key. |
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Value of the User-Agent header sent to the API. |
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The zone you want to target Choices:
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Attributes
Attribute |
Support |
Description |
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Support: full |
This module only reads, so check mode changes nothing about how it runs. |
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Support: none |
This module changes nothing, so it has no difference to report. |
Notes
Note
Every option can be set from its environment variable, respectively
SCW_PROFILE,SCW_CONFIG_PATH,SCW_ACCESS_KEY,SCW_SECRET_KEY,SCW_API_URL,SCW_DEFAULT_ORGANIZATION_IDandSCW_DEFAULT_PROJECT_ID.Module options take precedence over environment variables, which take precedence over the configuration file.
Examples
# This module only reads: it never changes anything, and check mode
# is native.
#
# `certificate_id` decides which of the two reads runs: given, the
# module returns that one resource; omitted, it lists them all,
# walking every page rather than returning the first one in silence.
- name: Get an SSL/TLS certificate
stephrobert.scaleway.lb_certificate_info:
zone: fr-par-1
certificate_id: 11111111-2222-3333-4444-555555555555
register: result
- name: List all SSL/TLS certificates on a given Load Balancer
stephrobert.scaleway.lb_certificate_info:
zone: fr-par-1
register: result
- name: Filter Scaleway Load Balancer certificates by name
stephrobert.scaleway.lb_certificate_info:
zone: fr-par-1
name: my-certificate-info
register: result
Return Values
Common return values are documented here, the following are the fields unique to this module:
Key |
Description |
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List all the SSL/TLS certificates on a given Load Balancer. The response is an array of certificate objects, which are by default listed in ascending order of creation date. Returned: when certificate_id is omitted |
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Main domain name of certificate. Returned: when the API returns it |
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Date on which the certificate was created. (RFC 3339 format) Returned: when the API returns it |
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Identifier (SHA-1) of the certificate. Returned: when the API returns it |
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Certificate ID. Returned: when the API returns it |
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Load Balancer object the certificate is attached to. Returned: when the API returns it |
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Certificate name. Returned: when the API returns it |
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Upper validity bound. (RFC 3339 format) Returned: when the API returns it |
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Lower validity bound. (RFC 3339 format) Returned: when the API returns it |
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Certificate status. Returned: when the API returns it |
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Additional information about the certificate status (useful in case of certificate generation failure, for example). Returned: when the API returns it |
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Alternative domain names. Returned: when the API returns it |
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Certificate type (Let’s Encrypt or custom). Returned: when the API returns it |
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Date on which the certificate was last updated. (RFC 3339 format) Returned: when the API returns it |
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Get information for a particular SSL/TLS certificate, specified by its certificate ID. The response returns full details of the certificate, including its type, main domain name, and alternative domain names. The API contract names no payload field for this operation: the response body is returned as is. Returned: when certificate_id is provided |
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Main domain name of certificate. Returned: when the API returns it |
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Date on which the certificate was created. (RFC 3339 format) Returned: when the API returns it |
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Identifier (SHA-1) of the certificate. Returned: when the API returns it |
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Certificate ID. Returned: when the API returns it |
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Load Balancer object the certificate is attached to. Returned: when the API returns it |
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Certificate name. Returned: when the API returns it |
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Upper validity bound. (RFC 3339 format) Returned: when the API returns it |
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Lower validity bound. (RFC 3339 format) Returned: when the API returns it |
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Certificate status. Returned: when the API returns it |
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Additional information about the certificate status (useful in case of certificate generation failure, for example). Returned: when the API returns it |
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Alternative domain names. Returned: when the API returns it |
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Certificate type (Let’s Encrypt or custom). Returned: when the API returns it |
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Date on which the certificate was last updated. (RFC 3339 format) Returned: when the API returns it |