Install ansible centos

install_ansible.sh

# all the ansible python packages will be nicely self contained in this directory.
virtualenv_path=/usr/local/ansible/stable
mkdir -p /etc/ansible
mkdir -p ${virtualenv_path}

# Create requirements file for pip
# and more, or remove as needed.
echo "
ansible
ansible-lint
bcrypt
cryptography
dnspython
docker
netaddr
ntlm-auth
paramiko
pykerberos
pyOpenSSL
pypsrp
pywinrm
requests
requests-credssp
requests-kerberos
yamllint
" > ${virtualenv_path}/requirements.txt

# install OS packages
yum install -y gcc gcc-c++ make 
yum install -y python3 python3-devel python3-pip python3-setuptools python3-wheel python3-virtualenv krb5-devel krb5-workstation

# Create virtual environment we we install ansible into
if test ! -x ${virtualenv_path}/bin/pip ; then
    /usr/bin/python3 -m venv --system-site-packages ${virtualenv_path}
fi

# install/upgrade ansible in the virtual environment
${virtualenv_path}/bin/pip install --upgrade --requirement ${virtualenv_path}/requirements.txt

# create some symlinks in /usr/local/bin for the commands in our venv
# so we can use them without activating the venv
while read item;
do
    if test ! -x /usr/local/bin/${item} ; then
        ln -rs ${virtualenv_path}/bin/$item /usr/local/bin/$item
    fi
done <<EOF
    ansible
    ansible-config
    ansible-cmdb
    ansible-doc
    ansible-galaxy
    ansible-inventory
    ansible-lint
    ansible-playbook
    ansible-pull
    ansible-test
    ansible-vault
    yamllint
EOF