
This updates some of the documentation bits that referred to individual components like ara-server, ara-plugins and ara-clients. Change-Id: I8ab3fdfb543786daacec22f7f1b90af4f17b5a2b
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Architecture and Workflows
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Recording data from Ansible
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.. image:: _static/graphs/recording-workflow.png
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0. A human (*or a system, script, etc.*) installs ARA and configures Ansible to use the ARA callback
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1. A human (*or a system, script, etc.*) executes an ``ansible-playbook`` command
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2. Ansible sends hooks for every event to `callback plugins`_ (``v2_playbook_on_start``, ``v2_runner_on_failed``, etc.)
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3. The callback plugin, organizes the data sent by Ansible and sends it to the API client
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4. The API client sends the data to the API over HTTP or locally offline through an internal implementation
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5. The API server receives the POST from the client, validates it and sends it to the database model backend
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6. The API server sends a response back to the client with the results
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7. The API client sends the response back to the callback with the results
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8. The callback plugin returns, ending the callback hook
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9. Ansible continues running until it is complete (back to step 2)
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.. _callback plugins: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/plugins/callback.html
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