Opposed to what others may think, HAREM stands for High-Ansible-REM radiation, and is just a personal use of Ansible to manage my home-office hardware infrastructure.

While this is mostly aimed to my personal needs, like deploying and testing OpenStack or its CI components, I would not mind receiving bug reports or contributions.

To use it you may need to replace few encrypted variables with your own ones.

Powering up or down baremetal nodes:

power <host> [on|off]

Reprovisioning a baremetal node:

reprov <host> [os)_flavour]

Supported os flavors: centos7, fedora28, ubuntu-[bionic|trusty|xenial]

• syno : Synology DSM
  • TFTP server
  • storage server (NFS/SMB/HTTP/...)
• router: PfSense
  • DHCP server (tftp)
  • http proxy (squid)
  • reverse proxy (haproxy) doing SSL
• baremetals : Set of nodes that can be controlled over IPMI