On 06/26/2014 10:22 PM, Michael DeHaan wrote:
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 3:10 PM, 'Petros Moisiadis' via Ansible
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On 06/26/14 21:06, Michael DeHaan wrote:
Ansible can do this kind of loops, but
Thanks guys, think each of these are exactly what I need. I'll give them a
try. Thanks for the help!
On Wednesday, June 4, 2014 10:42:37 AM UTC+1, Craig Marvelley wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone has a strategy for recording when a playbook has
been run against hosts in an
On 06/27/2014 11:27 AM, jepper wrote:
I have the following defined in vars or defaults:
fusemq_authentication:
- { 'username':'admin', 'password’:'blah',
'groups':'admin' }
- { 'username':'LOGSTASH', 'password’:'bing', 'groups':'LOGSTASH' }
I want to know the password
jepper jespm...@gmail.com napisał:
I have the following defined in vars or defaults:
fusemq_authentication:
- { 'username':'admin', 'password’:'blah', 'groups':'admin'
}
- { 'username':'LOGSTASH', 'password’:'bing', 'groups':'LOGSTASH' }
This should be a dictionary
I want to
I want to execute python setup.py develop command inside of virtualenv
using ansible.
How to do it?
Probably could be something like this:
- name: egg
shell: python setup.py develop
But I need to execute it inside of virtualenv. How can I do it?
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On 26/06/14 17:59, Michael DeHaan wrote:
Would be great to have a magic variable to obtain the path to roles
tasks, to allow for things like:
I feel it would be pretty esoteric and infrequently used, we tend to
push back on extra magic until enough use cases for them start to appear.
On Jun 27, 2014 5:08 AM, Roman Dryndik dryndikro...@gmail.com wrote:
I want to execute python setup.py develop command inside of virtualenv
using ansible.
How to do it?
Probably could be something like this:
- name: egg
shell: python setup.py develop
You can specify the path to
Apparently, waiting for state=started and
port 22 to become accessible (see below) is not sufficient.
Almost always, it's useful to put a pause after waiting for port 22 to
become open. The reason for this is SSH isn't always ready as soon as the
port is up - usually it's not. a 5 second
(A)
Do you have permission to write into /usr/local/bin from sudo or is it
constrained?
(B)
What flags are you executing Ansible playbook with? Looks like you are
missing sudo: True in your playbook.
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 5:44 PM, Nic Flores flores...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I'm
What do you get when you run with - as it suggests?
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 9:02 PM, Cameron Junge macro...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm testing a playbook by running it against localhost, and am getting a
really bizarre error from the syncronize module. I am connecting back to
localhost
For example, a munin role may ask apache role to create a virtualhost, if
it finds apache is available.
Role dependencies can include when statements. The conditionals will be
applied to each task in the role, so the parameters would need to be loaded
first, i.e in your role dependencies:
{
I had the following
- name: add my repository
apt_repository: repo=deb http://repo.local.example.com/apt/u14 abcd main
Then I changed it to
- name: add my repository
apt_repository: repo=deb http://repo.local.example.com/apt/u14 xyz main
Ansible just add a new line to the existing file
Hi,
I would like to use ec2-create module outputs as variable and pass it to
other roles, this is playbook structure;
---
- name: deploy project (staging) ( v:{{ version }} )
hosts: localhost
vars_files:
- ../vars.yml
roles:
- { role: ec2-create,
aws_region: {{ staging_aws_region
On 27/06/14 13:49, Michael DeHaan wrote:
For example, a munin role may ask apache role to create a
virtualhost, if it finds apache is available.
Role dependencies can include when statements. The conditionals
will be applied to each task in the role, so the parameters would need
to be
if you only want to add a file in /apt/sour
On 27/06/2014, at 12:50, zhong ming wu mr.z.m...@gmail.com wrote:
I had the following
- name: add my repository
apt_repository: repo=deb http://repo.local.example.com/apt/u14 abcd main
Then I changed it to
- name: add my repository
if you want to add a file in apt/sources.d use the copy module instead.
I don't know any other uses to add-apt-repository than adding ppas.
(sorry for the trucated previous message)
On 27/06/2014, at 12:50, zhong ming wu mr.z.m...@gmail.com wrote:
I had the following
- name: add my
we have a do/until already
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It's still not working. I even made the pause 10 seconds (see below). SSH
still doesn't work
until maybe 30 seconds later. I'm launching an m3large instance and I'm only
using the Amazon Linux base (no customization). AMI: ami-7c807d14
Any ideas?
J
- name: Tie elastic IP to the
Perhaps it's taking longer because an EIP is involved, apologies as my
previous info-sharing was based on general SSH experiments.
Could it be that the EIP itself is not yet ready?
On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 11:29 AM, Slim Slam slimands...@gmail.com wrote:
It's still not working. I even made
Quite probably it's the EIP since it worked ok before I added it. On the
documentation page for
the ansible ec2-eip module, it says:
There may be a delay between the time the Elastic IP is assigned and when
the cloud instance is reachable via the new address. Use wait_for and pause
to delay
I feel like this probably comes up a lot and is a solved problem, but my
Google-fu is failing me.
I'm using Ansible with vagrant to create development virtual machines.
The one thing that bugs me a little (and this was true with our previous
Chef-based solution as well to be fair) is that I
For assorted reasons I want to remove or rename the host-group all. I've
googled this already and couldn't find it.
Can somebody tell me what file(s) to edit? (I grep'd the tree but can't
find a reasonable place to start).
Failing this, then I guess I have to write a wrapper script which I'd
This is of course all solvable by copying my dotfiles over; I could even
create an account with my name. I haven't bothered to do this, because I'm
lazy to do this manually
Write a playbook? :)
Most people would keep their dotfiles as a repo, managed centrally, rather
than trying to discover
this is hardcoded into ansible, that and 'ungrouped' are both part of the
inventory api.
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Because there's a certain level of paranoia where I am. If we HAVE to
specify an existing group, then that at least slows down somebody from
running a command against ALL our servers.
On Friday, June 27, 2014 12:15:18 PM UTC-4, Michael DeHaan wrote:
May I ask why?
Perhaps you speak a
split your inventory into discrete groups, even if they run all, it will
only include the specific inventory.
also, for that kind of fine grained access control, you might want to look
at tower.
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On Friday, June 27, 2014 9:12:52 AM UTC-7, Michael DeHaan wrote:
This is of course all solvable by copying my dotfiles over; I could even
create an account with my name. I haven't bothered to do this, because I'm
lazy to do this manually
Write a playbook? :)
Yes. I would like to do
Hi All,
I am attempting to create an AWS VPC and AWS DB subnet group within an
Ansible play. My problem is that I need to know the subnet ids in order to
create a DB subnet group. I have registered the results of the ec2_vpc
module. This gives me access to the subnets and their ids but does
Theoretically in Jinja 2.8 when it's released you could perform this operation
with something like this:
{{
fusemq_auth|selectattr('username','equalto','LOGSTASH')|map(attribute='password')|first
}}
selectattr and map are new to version 2.7. The 'equalto' test is the problem
you'll run in
I have the following simple task include file:
---
- name: List info of all available KVM guests on the host
virt:
command=info
register: vminfo
- name: Put all running host into a group
add_host: name=hostname='{{ item.key }}' groupname=running_vms
with_dict: vminfo
when:
On 06/27/2014 07:47 PM, zperry wrote:
I have the following simple task include file:
...
All vms were skipped. I believe this is cased by the extra u added in
front of each key and value. Is there a way to prevent this or strip
the u character?
There's a nested dictionary inside the
HI Dustin,
You are 100% right. Why I missed the obvious? :( Time for more coffee :)
Thanks!
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On Friday, June 27, 2014 6:07:51 PM UTC-7, Dustin C. Hatch wrote:
On 06/27/2014 07:47 PM, zperry wrote:
I have the following simple task include file:
...
All vms were
As far as I can tell, I need to add the EPEL repositories in order to
install facter on CentOS.
Am I right?
So far, the only way to install the EPEL repo I have found is to download
the rpm for it, and then use rpm to install it. Not something I really want
to do every time I run my
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