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Chapter 14. Automation services catalog variables

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VariableDescription

automationcatalog_controller_password

Used to generate a token from a controller host.

Requires automation_controller_main_url to be defined as well.

automationcatalog_controller_token

Used for a pre-created OAuth token for automation controller. This token will be used instead of generating a token.

automationcatalog_controller_username

Used to generate a token from a controller host. Requires automation_controller_main_url to be defined as well.

automationcatalog_controller_verify_ssl

Used to enable or disable SSL validation from automation services catalog to automation controller.

Default = true.

automationcatalog_disable_hsts

Used to enable or disable HSTS web-security policy for automation services catalog.

Default = `false.

automationcatalog_disable_https

Used to enable or disable HSTS web-security policy for Services Catalog.

Default = false.

automationcatalog_enable_analytics_collection

Used to control activation of analytics collection for automation services catalog

automationcatalog_main_url

Used by the Red Hat Single Sign-On host configuration if there is an alternative hostname that needs to be used between the SSO and automation services catalog host.

automationcatalog_pg_database

The postgres database URL for your automation services catalog.

automationcatalog_pg_host

The PostgreSQL host (database node) for your automation services catalog

automationcatalog_pg_password

The password for the PostgreSQL database of your automation services catalog.

Do not use special characters for automationcatalog_pg_password. They can cause the password to fail.

automationcatalog_pg_port

The PostgreSQL port to use for your automation services catalog.

Default = 5432

automationcatalog_pg_username

The postgres ID for your automation services catalog.

automationcatalog_ssl_cert

Path to a custom provided SSL certificate file. Requires automationcatalog_ssl_key The internally managed CA signs and creates the certificate if not provided and https is left enabled.

automationcatalog_ssl_key

Path to a custom provided SSL certificate key file.

Requires automationcatalog_ssl_cert.

The internally managed CA signs and creates the certificate if not provided and https is left enabled.

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