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Discovered situations where the inventory hostname may not be resolvable
with operations. Switching to the ssh host (an IP) should always be
correct.
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This would fail in some environments where openshift.common.hostname was
not reachable from the local system running ansible. Additionally it is
also possible the API port would not be available even if the host were.
Instead we wait for master ssh connection to come back up, then wait for
the master API on the remote host just as we do for the "service" style
restart.
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* Added checks to make ci for yaml linting
* Modified y(a)ml files to pass lint checks
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inventory_hostname
When using a dynamic inventory inventory_hostname isn't guaranteed to be usable. We should use openshift.common.hostname which
already copes with this
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Pacemaker clusters are no longer supported, and in some cases bugs here
were causing upgrade failures.
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Replace fail with a warn and prompt if running ansible from a host that will be rebooted.
Re-organize playbooks.
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