Support for Configuring Container Groups in awx-operator Spec

[jangel97]

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Feature Summary

I would like to propose an enhancement to the awx-operator to enable configuring container groups directly within the AWX Custom Resource Definition (CRD) specification. This feature would allow AWX instances to be deployed with predefined container groups, facilitating out-of-the-box execution of jobs across multiple Kubernetes clusters.

Why This Feature Matters

Implementing this capability would offer significant benefits, especially for disaster recovery strategies:

• Seamless Recovery: With an external database and job execution occurring in other Kubernetes clusters via container groups, disaster recovery becomes as straightforward as redeploying the AWX object in a different cluster.
• Scalability: It simplifies the scaling of AWX instances in multi-cluster environments.

Additional Context

• This feature aligns with Kubernetes' declarative configuration model and promotes infrastructure-as-code practices.
• It streamlines the deployment process in environments that utilize multiple Kubernetes clusters for job execution.
• Below is an example of how the CRD spec might include container group configurations.

Example CRD Specification

apiVersion: awx.ansible.com/v1beta1
kind: AWX
metadata:
  name: awx
spec:
  # Other specifications...
  container_groups:
    - name: kubernetes-cluster-1
      credential: kube-cred-1
      namespace: awx-execution-jobs
    - name: kubernetes-cluster-2
      credential: kube-cred-2
      namespace: awx-execution-jobs

Team, does this make sense to you? If so, we can discuss implementation details, I would be willing to work on this with you. Thanks!

[jangel97]

@TheRealHaoLiu @fosterseth does this feature make sense to you?