Running ansible playbooks in Bamboo?

[ZillaYT]

I saw this post, but my problem is different.

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/ansible-project/ansible$20in$20bamboo/ansible-project/BvITeLL0hiA/orjip4bMAgAJ

I have Bamboo agents that runs scripts under a "bamboo" user. Now this bamboo user needs to run ansible playbooks on a newly-created server. However, this newly-created server does NOT have the bamboo user's ssh public key yet. So what is the recommended way of adding bamboo user's public key to the newly-created server's /home/bamboo/.ssh/authorized_keys file? Do I just create an image with it there already?

Thanks

[Vyacheslav]

If you have credentials to the host, you might create parametrized bamboo job like "bootstrap.box" , which will execute small playbook to configure new box for bamboo (like add keys, perhaps create some user and so on)

[Stephen Granger]

From memory, the bamboo boot process doesn't allow any boot strapping for running user data scripts, it hides/locks that away.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/configuring-elastic-bamboo-289277120.html

As has been suggested, run a prior job to set up the users details, or follow your suggestion of creating a custom AMI. 

https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/creating-a-custom-elastic-image-289277146.html

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