Could it be something as easy as (route53.yml)
...
- name: getting & showing all records matchig our stores
local_action: route53 command=get zone={{ item.zone }} record={{ item.record
}} type=A value={{ elasticip.public_ip }}
with_items:
- { record: '{{ comhost }}', zone: '{{ zonecom }}', elasticip: '{{
eip.results }}' }
- { record: '{{ athost }}', zone: '{{ zoneat }}', elasticip: '{{
eip.results }}' }
- { record: '{{ chhost }}', zone: '{{ zonech }}', elasticip: '{{
eip.results }}' }
- { record: '{{ ukhost }}', zone: '{{ zoneuk }}', elasticip: '{{
eip.results }}' }
- { record: '{{ frhost }}', zone: '{{ zonefr }}', elasticip: '{{
eip.results }}' }
- { record: '{{ ithost }}', zone: '{{ zoneit }}', elasticip: '{{
eip.results }}' }
- { record: '{{ sehost }}', zone: '{{ zonese }}', elasticip: '{{
eip.results }}' }
- { record: '{{ sehost }}', zone: '{{ zonese }}', elasticip: '{{
eip.results }}' }
register: dnsrec_get
...
Just exploring potential solutions...
Thanks!
On Thursday, 19 June 2014 18:13:26 UTC+2, Dan Vaida wrote:
>
> Hello everyone!
>
> Since the 'include' doesn't work anymore with 'with_items', I am trying to
> do the following:
>
> ...
> - name: add EIP to the instance
> local_action: ec2_eip in_vpc=yes instance_id={{ item.id }} region={{
> region }}
> with_items: ec2.instances
> register: eip
>
> - name: output the IP
> debug: msg= "Allocated IP inside the VPC is {{ item.public_ip }}"
> with_items: eip.results
>
> - name: Update Route53
> include: route53.yml EIP={{ eip.WhatToPutHere? }}
> #with_items: eip.results < this is now deprecated
> ...
>
> Here goes my route53.yml
> - name: if we have the records, replace them if they do not match. if we
> dont have them, just create them.
> local_action: route53 command=create zone={{ item.zone }} record={{ item
> .record }} type=A value={{ EIP }} overwrite=yes ttl=300
> with_items:
> - { record: '{{ comhost }}', zone: '{{ zonecom }}' }
> - { record: '{{ athost }}', zone: '{{ zoneat }}' }
> - { record: '{{ chhost }}', zone: '{{ zonech }}' }
> - { record: '{{ ukhost }}', zone: '{{ zoneuk }}' }
> - { record: '{{ frhost }}', zone: '{{ zonefr }}' }
> - { record: '{{ ithost }}', zone: '{{ zoneit }}' }
> - { record: '{{ sehost }}', zone: '{{ zonese }}' }
> register: dnsrec_create
>
> Everywhere I look, everyone says "just go for those so many easy ways" to
> achieve the same thing without the with_items... but after almost a full
> day of writing playbooks, I might be missing the obvious here :)
>
> I'd like to keep the route53.yml separate from my main playbook.
>
> Any advice is much appreciated.
>
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