Before we start, we want to make sure the embedded Ansible role is enabled and running.
Log into your CloudForms Appliance
Click on your user name on the top right and click on Configuration
Make sure the “Embedded Ansible” Role is enabled
Click on Diagnostics in the accordion on the left and click on the Workers tab
Make sure you can see a line indicating the “Embedded Ansible Worker” is in state “started”
Let’s now check the OpenStack Provider:
Navigate to Compute -> Clouds -> Providers
You should see a tile icon labeled “OpenStack”. Click on it.
Click on Authentication -> Re-check Authentication Status
This will validate the credentials are correct, and it will also restart the provider specific background processes.
After reloading the page, the provider tile should show a green check mark and the last update fields should report “less than a minute ago”.
Let’s then check the RHV Provider:
Navigate to Compute -> Infrastructure -> Providers
You should see a tile icon labeled “OpenStack”. Click on it.
Click on Authentication -> Re-check Authentication Status
This will validate the credentials are correct, and it will also restart the provider specific background processes.
Last but not leat, let’s check the vCenter Provider:
Navigate to Compute -> Infrastructure -> Providers
You should see a tile icon labeled “vCenter”. Click on it.
Click on Authentication -> Re-check Authentication Status
This will validate the credentials are correct, and it will also restart the provider specific background processes.
Go back to Compute -> Infrastructure -> Providers
Check all providers show a green check mark
Now you’re ready to go!