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The centos-based Dockerfile has previously been updated to pull in the python2-boto3 RPM; update the RHEL-based Dockerfile to do the same now that python2-boto3 has been made available in the appropriate repo.
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The installer image will become our default cloud operations image for
tasks that overlap with ansible, and will also be the image for
provioning. We will eventually add others like awscli for support roles.
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We do not need the builder functionality from playbook2image and the
resulting image was overly complicated, so this simply builds on
Centos/RHEL.
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SUMMARY and DESCRIPTION were coming from python image build, might be
confusing to someone inspecting this image.
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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1465724
Use the provided ansible.cfg and hack needed python system libs into SCL
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sync the parallel change from Dockerfile into Dockerfile.rhel7
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As discussed in #4279 the container image is being renamed to
openshift/origin-ansible (upstream) and openshift3/ose-ansible (downstream) for
the "oc cluster up" use case, and more generally to make it fit the
imageConfig.format configuration option.
This updates references to the image name accordingly.
Also updating references to playbook2image to account for recent moves of the
repo/image.
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