Tower saves the inventory in the database that it gets from the
ansible-inventory command. To the best of my memory, ansible-inventory does
an ordered JSON dump. We later take it back out of the database for the job
run (at which point I really don't think the JSON dump is ordered), the
ordering
You may want to try specifying the ordered at the playbook level. You can
find that option in the docs.
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/playbooks_intro.html
Nathan Brady
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On Thu, Nov 21, 2019
My first thought is how do you have your inventory in tower? Does it match
the same exact layout as your inventory on the command line?
As in server1 is the first entry, server2 the second, etc..?
But generally speaking, since inventories may not always be perfectly
matched, a better solution
i have a code like this
- template:
src: ../files/kfhost.j2
dest: /app/bin/kafka/server.properties
owner: kafka
group: kafka
mode: 0755
the jinga file has an entry like this
broker.id={{ play_hosts.index(inventory_hostname)+1 }}
when i have an
On Wed, Nov 20, 2019 at 07:46:20PM -0800, chavali shruti wrote:
> Suppose I want to blacklist a host of a group, in the inventory file, so as
> not to allow the running of any other tasks on it. How can i do it?
> I do want it in my hosts list and later, after i run a playbook on it.. i
> want
