On 06.08.2018 15:44, eric.b.hymow...@nasa.gov wrote:
I have two ansible servers, call them ansible-a and ansible-b .
ansible-a is my "primary" most-often-used ansible server for most of my
hosts including ansible-b. However, there is a segregated network that
ansible-a cannot get to, so ansible-b is the ansible server for those
hosts
on that network.
I would like to set up a dynamic inventory script so that ansible-a can
refer to hosts managed by the ansible-b server, without manually
duplicating the ansible-b inventory on ansible-a .
I'm hoping somebody has done this already, and has a dynamic inventory
script that will properly
- query another ansible server
- specify a group that the remote ansible server knows about
- return the appropriate hosts in the appropriate format
I tried searching ansible-galaxy, but all I can find are roles. Maybe
I'm
not searching correctly. I have poor google-fu.
Can somebody point me the way?
You could use ansible-b as a ssh proxy/bastion and have all the ansible
configuration on ansible-a.
Then when ansible-a need to contact host on the segregated network the
connection would be proxy-ed through a ansible-b.
To make the dynamic inventory you could do this
#!/bin/bash
ssh <user>@ansible-a "cd /path/to/the/ansible/configuration;
ansible-inventory all --list
Make it executable and put it in you inventory on ansible-b.
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Kai Stian Olstad
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