You can create a script to run on the cluster node. For example, you can use a script on the node to install additional software or to configure network services. The script should be written in sh or as an Ansible playbook. Read more about Ansible in the official documentation. It is possible to run the script manually or set it to run automatically when the node is connected to the cluster.
Note
Ansible playbook must be compatible with Ansible version 2.10.5.
To create a script:
Enter Scripts → For nodes → Create a script.
Enter the script's Name.
To automatically run the script on nodes, when they are connected to certain clusters, select the required clusters from the Autorun on clusters list.
Set the script Priority. The priority determines the order in which several scripts are run on the node. The lower the priority value, the earlier the script is executed. The minimum value of the parameter is 0, the maximum value is 999999.
Enter the script's Description.
Select the Script type:
Shell script — for scripts in sh;
Ansible script — for Ansible playbooks.
Enter the body of the script. To expand the editor window to the full screen, press . To return to the window mode, press .
Press Create to save the script or press Create and run on the nodes to run the script and select the nodes on which the script will be run.
There are two options to run the script manually:
Enter Scripts → For nodes → select the script → menu → Start script → select the nodes → Start on nodes.
Enter Nodes → select the node → Menu → Start script → select the script → Start.
