I want to update INI configuration files.
Today, I store my informations in a var file (in group_vars) this way :
# Identity configuration information
identity_servers_conf:
DEFAULT:
admin_token: "{{identity_admin_token}}"
verbose: True
database:
connection: "mysql://{{ identity_db_user }:{{ identity_db_password }}@{{
db_lb_name }}/{{ identity_db }}"
token:
provider: keystone.token.providers.uuid.Provider
driver: keystone.token.persistence.backends.sql.Token
In my Ansible task, I use these informations this way:
- name: configuration / modify keystone.conf ini file DEFAULT section
ini_file:
section: DEFAULT
dest: /etc/keystone/keystone.conf
option: "{{item.key}}"
value: "{{item.value}}"
with_dict: identity_servers_conf['DEFAULT']
And I duplicate this task for every sections.
Is there a way to iterate through my dict file with each "section" parameters,
i.e DEFAULT, database, token.
In fact, I try to find a way to do a with_dict nested in a with_items loop.
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