Thanks, Tomasz ..
But this will result in my creating a huge number of security groups .. the
intention is to create a list of rules for a security group ..
the ideal solution would be to have the loop work on a 'rule' level .. and
not at the SG level, so that each iteration points to a new rule instead of
a new SG ..
Without such a change, using with_items or any other loop for managing
rules is not really useful ..
On Tuesday, 5 August 2014 06:42:27 UTC+1, Tomasz Kontusz wrote:
>
> Try to give the groups different names.
> You can use:
>
> with_items:
> - ip: addr1/32
> name: group1
>
> And then access that data with {{ item.ip }} and {{ item.name }}.
>
> Chuzzy <[email protected] <javascript:>> napisał:
>>
>>
>> Thanks for the response .. much appreciated.
>>
>> And yes, I have seen that's the only way it works ,, I do ponder what I
>> have to do to have it create a security group per item element(s) .. or is
>> this an incorrect usage?
>>
>> Thanks again ..
>>
>> On Monday, 4 August 2014 21:22:08 UTC+1, Michael DeHaan wrote:
>>>
>>> You have an indentation error here for starters:
>>>
>>> - name: Create security group
>>> ec2_group:
>>> name: "some-name"
>>> description: "some description"
>>> vpc_id: "vpc-blahblah"
>>> region: "eu-north-4"
>>> rules:
>>> - proto: tcp
>>> from_port: 443
>>> to_port: 443
>>> cidr_ip: "{{ item }}"
>>> with_items:
>>> - addr1/32
>>> - addr2/32
>>> - etc/32
>>>
>>> with_items should be at the same level as "ec2_group".
>>>
>>>
>>>
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