buildinfra.yml

---
 - name: Testing terraform module
   connection: local
   hosts: 127.0.0.1
   gather_facts: no
   vars_prompt:
    - name: "vsphere_server"
      prompt: "vSphere FQDN or IP"
    - name: "vsphere_user"
      prompt: "vSphere user"
    - name: "vsphere_pass"
      prompt: "vSphere password"
      private: yes
    - name: "vsphere_datacenter"
      prompt: "vSphere datacenter to create the plan to"
    - name: "vsphere_datastore"
      prompt: "vSphere datastore to create the plan to"
    - name: "vsphere_pool"
      prompt: |
        vSphere resource pool.
          If you don't have a cluster, it's going to be your ESXi host with /Resources/
          Eg: 192.168.0.10/Resources
    - name: "vsphere_network"
      prompt: "Name of the network"
      default: "VM Network"
    - name: "vsphere_template"
      prompt: "Name of the VM template to create from"
    - name: "vm_name"
      prompt: "Name of the VM to create"
    - name: "vm_admin_pass"
      prompt: "Windows administrator password"
    - name: "vm_folder"
      prompt: "The path to the folder to put this virtual machine in, relative to the datacenter that the resource pool is in"
    - name: "vm_cpu"
      prompt: "Number of vCPUs"
      default: 2
    - name: "vm_memory"
      prompt: "RAM (in MB)"
      default: 4096
   tasks:
    - terraform:
        project_path: "{{ playbook_dir }}"
        variables:
          vsphere_server: "{{ vsphere_server }}"
          vsphere_user: "{{ vsphere_user }}"
          vsphere_pass: "{{ vsphere_pass }}"
          vsphere_datacenter: "{{ vsphere_datacenter }}"
          vsphere_datastore: "{{ vsphere_datastore }}"
          vsphere_pool: "{{ vsphere_pool }}"
          vsphere_network: "{{ vsphere_network }}"
          vsphere_template: "{{ vsphere_template }}"
          vm_name: "{{ vm_name }}"
          vm_admin_pass: "{{ vm_admin_pass }}"
          vm_folder: "{{ vm_folder }}"
          vm_cpu: "{{ vm_cpu }}"
          vm_memory: "{{ vm_memory }}"