* Support UpdateService forceNewDeployment in ecs_service module
* Force update to be called if force_new_deployment set
* Fixes for review
* Add force_new_deployment option to ecs_service.py
cherrypicks changes from via/ansible
Adds tests for pull request #42518
fixes backwards compatability with boto<1.8.4
* change version_added to 2.8 for force_new_deployment
* remove extra lines from test
* remove more unnecessary whitespace
* Added feature health_check_grace_period_seconds to ecs_service, this time with a botocore version check and some initial testing
* Only set health_check_grace_period_seconds when loadbalancers are defined
* Removed leftover commas and fix in test
* Removed blank line
* Minor improvements for ecs_service module
* Removed default (30) for health_check_grace_period_seconds param
* Changed botocore version allowed to 1.8.20 for health check param.
* Fix empty healthcheck failure
AWS uses rule type, protocol, port range, and source as an idempotent identifier.
There can only be one rule with that unique combination. Rules that differ only by description are allowed but overwritten by AWS.
Add a test
Co-authored-by: Will Thames <will@thames.id.au>
Handle exception in while querying hostzone details, for example
'NoSuchHostedZone' is raised when host zone id does not exists.
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
upgrade parameter is available only when command is one of the
following [ create, modify, replicate, restore ]
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
* Add module ses_rule_set for Amazon SES
* Update behaviours and naming to be consistent with other aws_ses_ modules.
* Add global lock around tests using active rule sets to prevent intermittent test failures.
* Fix deletion of rule sets so that we don't inactivate the active rule set
when force deleting an inactive rule set.
* ebs_optimized is not suboption of 'network'
* Add Shaps as ec2_instance maintainer
* Added workaround-backward compatible check for ebs_optimized
* Added ebs_optimized test
* CI fixes, dynamic select of ENA-enabled AMI
Don't fail when policy, requestPayment, tagging or versioning API is not
implemented by the endpoint and if related parameters policy, requester_pays,
tags or versioning are None.
* kick off
* done for the day
* beta code and test
* fix a typo
* boto3_conn and boto_exception aren't used in this code, ec2_argument_spec is used but unneeded.
* Returning when find a match avoids doing extra work, especially when pagination is involved
* add new permissions for test
* (output is changed) is preferred over accessing the attribute directly.
* pass the result through camel_dict_to_snake_dict() before returning it.
* AnsibleAWSModule automatically merges the argument_spec.
* deletes the created resources even if a test fails.
* AnsibleAWSModule automatically merges the argument_spec.
* fix typo
* fix pep8
* paginate list_repositories
* specify permissions for test
* cut the unnecessary code.
* add return doc string
* add missed ':'
* fix syntax error: mapping values are not allowed here
* add description for return
* fix syntax error
* rename module name and turn off automated integration test.
* add key_data argument
The key_data argument helps when using a private key stored in Vault.
* Add "version_added" line
Add version_added line to pass automated tests.
* remove unnecessary nesting
* Adding iam_password_policy module
* fixing various issues -- error handling, bugs
* fixing various issues based on tests
* renaming dummy var
* fixing type reference in documentation
* adding int tests and other updates
* removing typo
* fixing auth for int tests
* removing int tests for now
* readding integration tests w/ unsupported designation
* removing conflicting group
* Update aliases
* Fix unused variable
* Update pydoc
* Update module documentation and example
* Add aliases for name as creation_token
Fixes: #28738
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
This fix initializes current_version to None so that
module proceeds in check mode.
Fixes: #46654
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
* adding explanation of replace_all_instances
How does "replace_all_instances" work? does it increase the number of instances by 1 in the Load balancer and it scales in a server and waits for it to complete its health check, OR does it terminate a node a that causes an autoscale event to happen and then adds a new server?
+label: docsite_pr
