update deployment scripts to properly start and stop sidecar

[eriktaubeneck]

makes the deployment actually work by:

1. using the virtualenvs (required up and down the call stack)
2. providing all the needed input to start-helper-sidecar
3. making sure the traefik binary is executable

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Enhancements

  • Improved deployment process with new shell commands for starting and stopping the helper sidecar.
  • Added specific configurations for starting the helper sidecar.

• Configuration Updates

  • Added identity parameter and root_domain variable to hosts in the inventory file for better identification and management.

• Task Modifications

  • Updated provisioning tasks to use shell commands with environment setup and additional arguments for better control and flexibility.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on refining the deployment and provisioning processes for Draft within the Ansible configuration. Key changes include the enhancement of shell tasks to manage the helper sidecar, the inclusion of new identity parameters for hosts, and the introduction of a root domain variable. These updates streamline the deployment workflow and improve configuration management.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
ansible/deploy.yaml	Updated tasks to use shell commands with additional arguments for managing the helper sidecar.
ansible/inventory.ini	Added identity parameter to hosts and introduced root_domain variable under [myhosts:vars].
ansible/provision.yaml	Modified task to start helper sidecar using a shell script with environment setup and arguments.
sidecar/cli/cli.py	Changed print statement in start_helper_sidecar function.

In the land of code where changes bloom,
A helper sidecar finds its room.
With shell commands and scripts so bright,
Deployment dances in the night.
Hosts now wear their identities proud,
As root domains sing clear and loud.
🎉🐇✨

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between c3cc92d and 0597316.

Files selected for processing (4)

• ansible/deploy.yaml (2 hunks)
• ansible/inventory.ini (1 hunks)
• ansible/provision.yaml (1 hunks)
• sidecar/cli/cli.py (1 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)

• sidecar/cli/cli.py

Additional comments not posted (6)

ansible/inventory.ini (2)

2-5: Ensure that the identity parameter values are unique and correctly assigned to each host.

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8-8: The addition of the root_domain variable is clear and concise.

ansible/deploy.yaml (2)

4-10: The use of source .venv/bin/activate ensures that the virtual environment is activated before stopping the helper sidecar. This is a good practice.

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21-31: The additional arguments for starting the helper sidecar (--identity, --root_domain, --sidecar_domain, --config_path) are well-defined and necessary for the deployment process.

ansible/provision.yaml (2)

89-89: The mode 0775 ensures that the Traefik binary is executable, which is necessary for its proper functioning.

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92-102: The additional arguments for starting the helper sidecar (--identity, --root_domain, --sidecar_domain, --config_path) are well-defined and necessary for the provisioning process.