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# Create a new VM on an ESX server
# Returns changed = False when the VM already exists
# Returns changed = True and a adds ansible_facts from the new VM
# State will set the power status of a guest upon creation. Use powered_on to create and boot.
# Options ['state', 'vm_extra_config', 'vm_disk', 'vm_nic', 'vm_hardware', 'esxi'] are required together
# Note: vm_floppy support added in 2.0

---
-   name: create some vms
    hosts: vmware

    vars_prompt:
        - name: "vcenter_pass"
          prompt: "Enter vcenter password"
          private: yes


    tasks:
        - vsphere_guest:
            vcenter_hostname: 192.168.2.51
            username: root
            password: "{{ vcenter_pass }}"
            guest: hadoop01
            state: powered_on
            vm_extra_config:
              vcpu.hotadd: yes
              mem.hotadd:  yes
              notes: This is a test VM
              folder: MyFolder
            vm_disk:
              disk1:
                size_gb: 10
                type: thin
                datastore: datastore1
                # VMs can be put into folders. The value given here is either the full path
                # to the folder (e.g. production/customerA/lamp) or just the last component
                # of the path (e.g. lamp):
                folder: hadoop01
            vm_nic:
              nic1:
                type: vmxnet3
                network: VM Network
                network_type: standard
              # nic2:
                # type: vmxnet3
                # network: dvSwitch Network
                # network_type: dvs
            vm_hardware:
              memory_mb: 512
              num_cpus: 2
              osid: ubuntu64Guest
              scsi: paravirtual
              vm_cdrom:
                type: "iso"
                iso_path: "iso/ubuntu-16.04.1-server-amd64.iso"
              # vm_floppy:
                # type: "image"
                # image_path: "DatastoreName/floppy-image.flp"
            esxi:
              datacenter: MyDatacenter
              hostname: 192.168.2.51

    # Task to gather facts from a vSphere cluster only if the system is a VMware guest

    # - vsphere_guest:
        # vcenter_hostname: vcenter.mydomain.local
        # username: myuser
        # password: mypass
        # guest: newvm001
        # vmware_guest_facts: yes


    # Typical output of a vsphere_facts run on a guest
    # If vmware tools is not installed, ipadresses with return None

    # - hw_eth0:
      # - addresstype: "assigned"
        # label: "Network adapter 1"
        # macaddress: "00:22:33:33:44:55"
        # macaddress_dash: "00-22-33-33-44-55"
        # ipaddresses: ['192.0.2.100', '2001:DB8:56ff:feac:4d8a']
        # summary: "VM Network"
      # hw_guest_full_name: "newvm001"
      # hw_guest_id: "rhel6_64Guest"
      # hw_memtotal_mb: 2048
      # hw_name: "centos64Guest"
      # hw_power_status: "POWERED ON"
      # hw_processor_count: 2
      # hw_product_uuid: "ef50bac8-2845-40ff-81d9-675315501dac"

    # hw_power_status will be one of the following values:
      # - POWERED ON
      # - POWERED OFF
      # - SUSPENDED
      # - POWERING ON
      # - POWERING OFF
      # - SUSPENDING
      # - RESETTING
      # - BLOCKED ON MSG
      # - REVERTING TO SNAPSHOT
      # - UNKNOWN
    # as seen in the VMPowerState-Class of PySphere: http://git.io/vlwOq

    # Remove a vm from vSphere
    # The VM must be powered_off or you need to use force to force a shutdown

    # - vsphere_guest:
        # vcenter_hostname: vcenter.mydomain.local
        # username: myuser
        # password: mypass
        # guest: newvm001
        # state: absent
        # force: yes