MP> No, but you can add the machine to the necessary groups when you use
MP> add_host after its created.
Yeah, I can mostly do this; the tricky thing is that there are some
derived groups that the host gets added to based on logic in the dynamic
inventory script. I could in theory duplicate that logic in my playbook,
but it'd be hard to be sure to get right.
Another workaround would be to have a wrapper script that calls Ansible
twice, once to launch and then a second time to configure; the tricky
thing there is that we're using exact_count, and registering the new
instances, so that we know which ones are new. I'm not sure how we'd
preserve that across Ansible runs.
-Josh (j...@care.com)
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