---
# This is an example of how to use Ansible with the ca-server shell.
# In this playbook we assume that you are requesting a ssh-host certificate
# to be used by the host `machine.example.com` and that the server hosting
# the ca-server shell is in your inventory under the name `ca_server`.
#
# We are using ed25519 as our preferred algorithm but any other one may be
# just right, be sure to change both the key and certificate destination.
#
- name: Read host public key
  slurp:
  src: "/etc/ssh/ssh_host_ed25519_key.pub"
  register: vm_public_key

- debug:
  var: vm_public_key['content']
  verbosity: 2

- name: generate host request
  set_fact:
  ca_request:
    type: 'sign_request'
    request:
      keyType: 'ssh_host'
      hostName: 'machine.example.com'
      keyData: "{{ vm_public_key['content'] | b64decode | replace('\n', '')}}"

- debug:
  var: ca_request | to_json
  verbosity: 2

- raw: "{{ ca_request | to_json }}"
  delegate_to: ca_server
  delegate_facts: True
  register: request_result
  failed_when: "( request_result.stdout | string | from_json ).failed"

- set_fact:
    request_output: "{{ request_result.stdout | string | from_json }}"

- debug:
    var: request_output
    verbosity: 2

- debug:
    msg: "Please manualy confirm sign request with id {{ request_output.requestID }}"

- name: generate get request
  set_fact:
    ca_request:
      type: 'get_certificate'
      requestID: '{{ request_output.requestID }}'

- raw: "{{ ca_request | to_json }}"
  delegate_to: ca_server
  delegate_facts: True
  register: request_result
  failed_when: "( request_result.stdout | string | from_json ).failed"

- set_fact:
    cert_key: "{{ request_result.stdout | string | from_json }}"

- name: write certificate to host
  copy:
    content: "{{ cert_key.result }}"
    dest: "/etc/ssh/ssh_host_ed25519_key-cert.pub"
  register: set_pub_key