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Create new AWS sandboxes

This is a manual process and require caution and validation.

Warning
make sure the range you’re creating is available: check the prod DB but also the DEV DB
# latest sandboxes, prod
sandbox-list -all --sort name |tail

# latest sandboxes, dev
(export AWS_PROFILE=dev; export dynamodb_table=accounts-dev;  sandbox-list -all --sort name | tail)
on admin host
[opentlc-mgr@admin (PROD) ~]$ . ~/pool_management/python_virtualenv/bin/activate
(python_virtualenv) [opentlc-mgr@admin (PROD) ~]$ cd pool_management/sandbox/playbooks

# .create 10 AWS sandbox accounts: sandbox3001 .. sandbox3010
# You can use 'IPA opentlc.com hostadmin for conan' for the kerberos creds
./create_range.yml -e account_num_start=3001 -e account_count=10 -e kerberos_user=... -e kerberos_password=...

# Add GOLD IMAGES to the new accounts
# Generate the list of new sandboxes

sandbox-list --sort name -all |awk '/^sandbox3001 /{flag=1}flag{print $1 " " $3}' > new_sandboxes.txt

# SSH to QA or a place where node is installed, copy new_sandboxes-txt there
# Run cloud-automation to subscribe to GOLD images, see cloud-automation readme

# Go back on admin host, ensure they are all valide
./validate.yml -e account_num_start=3001 -e account_num_end=3010

# user sandbox_enable.sh  to enable the new sandboxes
for i in $(seq 3001 3010); do  sandbox_enable.sh $i; done