## CI 'rootnode'
-1. Add an entry to the `vms` variable in the host vars for a libvirt host
+1. Add the new ansible node to the `node_standalone` group in the inventory
+2. Add an entry to the `vms` variable in the host vars for the libvirt host
* See the defaults and details in `roles/libvirt/vars/main.yml` and `roles/libvirt/tasks/main.yml`
* Make sure to set the `cdrom` key to the path of ISO for the installer
-2. Run the playbook, eg. `ansible-playbook -i hosts -l cloud07.internal.efficios.com site.yml`
+3. Run the playbook, eg. `ansible-playbook -i hosts -l cloud07.internal.efficios.com site.yml`
* The VM should be created and started
-3. Once the VM is installed take a snapshot so that Jenkins may revert to the original state
+4. Once the VM is installed take a snapshot so that Jenkins may revert to the original state
+ * `ansible-playbook playbooks/snapshot-rootnode.yml -e '{"revert_before": false}' -l new-rootnode`
### Ubuntu auto-installer
1. Update `vars/ci-instances.yml`
2. Open a kerberos ticket with `kinit`
-3. Run the playbook, eg. `ansible-playbook -l ci-host-XX.internal.efficios.com playbooks/ci-instances.yml`
+3. Run the playbook, eg. `ansible-playbook playbooks/ci-instances.yml`