Wouldn't it be nice if your Ansible playbooks could consume TOSCA?
Well, now they can. This is still a work-in-progress, but Puccini now includes an Ansible module for TOSCA (which in turn relies on the Python wrapper).
Here's an example of a simple playbook:
There's still much more on the TODO list for supporting various Ansible use cases, but even at this early stage there's a lot that's possible by simply iterating on resolved node templates and doing the usual Ansible stuff.
Feedback most welcome!