Ansible playbook that can be used to claim a hibernated clusters from RH-ACM

AnsibleClusterClaim

Here is an example Ansible playbook that can be used to claim a hibernated cluster over Red Hat Advanced Cluster Manager (ACM):
---
---
- name: Claim a hibernated cluster on Red Hat ACM
  hosts: localhost
  gather_facts: no

  vars:
    acm_username: "acm-admin"
    acm_password: "mypassword"
    acm_server_url: "https://my-acm-server:port"
    cluster_name: "my-hibernated-cluster"

  tasks:
  - name: Login to ACM
    rhacm_login:
      username: "{{ acm_username }}"
      password: "{{ acm_password }}"
      server_url: "{{ acm_server_url }}"
    register: acm_login_result

  - name: Wait for ACM login to complete
    async: 3600
    poll: 0
    when: acm_login_result.changed

  - name: Claim hibernated cluster
    rhacm_cluster_claim:
      state: claimed
      cluster_name: "{{ cluster_name }}"
      server_url: "{{ acm_server_url }}"
      username: "{{ acm_username }}"
      password: "{{ acm_password }}"
    register: claim_result

  - name: Wait for cluster to be claimed
    async: 3600
    poll: 0
    when: claim_result.changed

  - name: Display the result
    debug:
      var: claim_result
---
This playbook uses the rhacm_login and rhacm_cluster_claim modules provided by the Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management (RHACM) Ansible Collection. It first logs in to the ACM server using the provided username and password, then waits for the login to complete.

After logging in, the playbook claims the hibernated cluster by specifying the cluster_name and setting the state to claimed. It also provides the ACM server URL, username, and password.

Finally, the playbook displays the result of the claim operation using the debug module.

Note that you will need to have the RHACM Ansible Collection installed to use this playbook. You can install it using the following command: ansible-galaxy collection install rhacm.kubernetes. Also, make sure to replace the placeholders for acm_username, acm_password, acm_server_url, and cluster_name with your actual values.