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Ansible module: elasticsearch_user

This module creates, updates and deletes users from your Elasticsearch.

Requirements

As this module uses the Elasticsearch API you will need to install the elasticsearch Python3 library.

pip3 install elasticsearch

Module arguments

  • name: Name of your user (Required)
  • fullname: Fullname of your user
  • password: Password for your user (Required)
  • email: Email for your user
  • roles: List of roles (Required)
  • enabled: Define wheter this user should be enabled (Default: true)
  • state: State of the role. absent to delete the user (Default: present)
  • host: API endpoint (Required)
  • auth_user: User to authenticate on the Elasticsearch API (Required)
  • auth_pass: Password for the given user (Required)
  • verify_certs: Verify certificates (Default: true)
  • ca_certs: Verify HTTPS connection by using ca certificate. Path to ca needs to be given

Example usage

    - name: Create elasticsearch user 'new-user1'
      netways.elasticstack.elasticsearch_user:
        name: new-user1
        fullname: New User 1
        password: changeMe321!
        email: [email protected]
        roles:
          - new-role
          - logstash-writer
        enabled: true
        state: present
        host: https://localhost:9200
        auth_user: elastic
        auth_pass: changeMe123!
        verify_certs: true
        ca_certs: /etc/elasticsearch/certs/http_ca.crt

    - name: Create elasticsearch user 'new-user2'
      netways.elasticstack.elasticsearch_user:
        name: new-user2
        fullname: New User 2
        password: changeMe321!
        email: [email protected]
        roles:
          - new-role
          - logstash-writer
        enabled: true
        state: present
        host: https://localhost:9200
        auth_user: elastic
        auth_pass: changeMe123!
        verify_certs: false