Previous change[1] of config for grafana introduced
new bugs.

[1]https://review.openstack.org/#/c/548291/

Change-Id: Ib62f0670003612073ff08f702febe81c753b72e5

- rename action and serial to kolla_ansible and kolla_serial
- use become instead of "sudo <command>" in shell
- Remove quota for failed_when and changed_when in rabbitmq tasks

Change-Id: I78cb60168aaa40bb6439198283546b7faf33917c
Implements: blueprint migrate-to-ansible-2-2-0

Assuming both Prometheus and Grafana are enabled, this change
configures Grafana such that it can use data collected by the
Prometheus server.

Partially-Implements: blueprint prometheus
Change-Id: I0290806d0c622b1de33cf7047f099795b4c780b9

Add custom configuration for grafana

Change-Id: I03e3ab57ce538c0f86d1442c7bd30d3ce9012637

Add become to only neccesary tasks in roles:

- aodh
- barbican
- bifrost
- ceilometer
- ceph
- chrony
- cinder
- cloudkitty
- collectd
- congress
- designate
- elasticsearch
- etcd
- freezer
- gnocchi
- grafana
- influxdb
- ironic
- iscsi
- karbor
- kibana
- kuryr
- magnum
- manila
- mistral
- mongodb
- multipathd
- murano
- octavia
- panko
- qdrouterd
- rally
- sahara
- searchlight
- senlin
- skydive
- solum
- swift
- swift
- tacker
- telegraf
- tempest
- trove
- vmtp
- watcher
- zun

Change-Id: I6e32d94d4172dd96d09d8609e8a5221ab5586a31
Partial-Implements: blueprint ansible-specific-task-become

Replace grafana home dashboard with file in node_custom_config folder.

Change-Id: I00e3963ee287c526935e34169b63b1a40e6b4025

Ansible task support vars directive, no need implement another one in
merge_config. This patch remove the vars directive in merge_config
action plugin.

Change-Id: I33648a2b6e39b4d49ce76eb66fbf2522721f8c68

Change-Id: I672d6fea935cbe7416ebd0cfff5006fddb9cd534
Partially-implements: blueprint better-reconfigure

Added ansible role to deploy grafana

Added host group for grafana deployment

Co-Authored-By: zhubingbing <zhubingbing10@gmail.com>

Change-Id: I3dec4e8586b6f65fa7de66a48506d1c79de2fe1e
Partially-Implements: Blueprint performance-monitoring