AI Automation

This directory contains Ansible automation for ai management and operations.

Overview

The AI automation provides playbooks and roles for managing and configuring ai infrastructure and services.

Roles

Role	Description
ai_communication	Role for ai communication
ai_communication_advanced	Role for ai communication advanced
check_cpu	Role for check cpu
check_status	Role for check status
lightspeed_api	Role for lightspeed api
rhai_playbook	Role for rhai playbook
start_granite	Role for start granite
stop_granite	Role for stop granite

Playbooks

Playbook	Description	Target Hosts
ai_communication.yml	Playbook for ai communication	localhost
ai_communication_advanced.yml	Playbook for ai communication advanced	localhost
check_cpu.yml	Playbook for check cpu	{{ vm_name }}
check_status.yml	Playbook for check status	{{ vm_name }}
lightspeed-request.yml	Playbook for lightspeed-request	localhost
lightspeed-response.yml	Playbook for lightspeed-response	datadog.shadowman.dev
redhatai_playbook.yml	Playbook for redhatai playbook	localhost
startmodel.yml	Playbook for startmodel	ai.shadowman.dev
stopmode.yml	Playbook for stopmode	ai.shadowman.dev

Usage

Running with ansible-navigator

# Run a playbook
ansible-navigator run ai_communication.yml

# Run in stdout mode
ansible-navigator run ai_communication.yml -m stdout

Using roles

- hosts: target_hosts
  roles:
    - ai_communication

Requirements

• Ansible 2.9 or higher (via ansible-navigator)
• Required collections (see collections/requirements.yml if present)
• Appropriate access credentials configured via environment variables

Directory Structure

Ansible-AI/
├── roles/              # Ansible roles
├── *.yml               # Playbooks
├── collections/        # Collection dependencies (if present)
└── ansible-navigator.yml  # Navigator configuration