Releases and Versioning¶
Learn more about our Support Policy and BIG-IP product support policies.
Important
- F5 follows Ansible’s model and supports the two most recent major stable releases.
- F5 Ansible Collections are supported for the most recent minor version
- F5 does not back-port changes to earlier versions of Ansible Core or Collections.
F5 Imperative Collection for Ansible and F5 Declarative Collection for Ansible¶
BIG-IP¶
These BIG-IP versions are supported in these Ansible versions.
| BIG-IP version | Ansible 2.8 | Ansible 2.9 | Ansible 2.10 |
|---|---|---|---|
| BIG-IP 15.x | X | X | X |
| BIG-IP 14.x | X | X | X |
| BIG-IP 13.x | X | X | X |
| BIG-IP 12.x | X | X | X |
BIG-IQ¶
These BIG-IQ versions are supported in these Ansible versions.
| BIG-IQ version | Ansible 2.8 | Ansible 2.9 | Ansible 2.10 |
|---|---|---|---|
| BIG-IQ 7.0 | X | X | |
| BIG-IQ 6.x | X | X | X |
| BIG-IQ 5.4 | X | X | X |
Experimental Module Support¶
F5 Networks accepts support cases for F5 modules that have shipped with supported versions of Ansible. See the preceding table for details.
F5 Modules are installed via the tagged Collection releases on Automation Hub and Ansible Galaxy. Updates only within the github repositories are considered to be experimental and not production-ready.
If an experimental module’s DOCUMENTATION block has a completed Tested platforms section,
then the module is likely complete and ready for testing.