What should current_host be replaced with so that the below only runs for
the host localhost?
---
- hosts: all
sudo: yes
tasks:
- name:play_hosts
debug: var=play_hosts
when: current_host == localhost
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when: inventory_hostname == 'localhost'
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On Sat, Jul 5, 2014 at 11:50 AM, Michael Martinez
mmartinez...@gmail.com wrote:
I am a new ansible user and I can not get the sudo option working for me.
To keep things simple, I am just trying a simple command: shutdown -r
now
In ansible, I am entering it as: ansible system_name -a
I'm using Ansible to deploy and maintain Hadoop clusters.
I used to define variables in group_vars/all as shown below:
hadoop:
# Variables for core-site.xml
nameservice: hadoop-namenode
# Variables for hdfs-site.xml
dfs_blocksize: 256m
# Variables for mapred-site.xml
Docker images in private repos should have be accessed by the private
repo's FQDN, for example:
docker.example.com/myimage:tag
When pulling by this image name, it's implied that the registry is at
docker.example.com and is accessible to the Docker host. It looks like the
Docker module makes
What I'm primarily interested in is being able to use Ansible as a Vagrant
provisioner on Win7 hosts. At the moment I'm kind of resigned to running
it locally on the VM, though, as I'd have to do with Packer anyway.
On Thursday, July 3, 2014 3:10:18 PM UTC-7, Michael DeHaan wrote:
A
I am trying to figure out the structure for how I am going to use Ansible
and am having some design issues.
I would like to have multiple playbooks in my roles, each with a subset of
tasks I need to be done. E.g. - a playbook for System Updates, a playbook
for deploying our app, a playbook for
We're not really looking to implement running Ansible from Windows, this is
about managing Windows remotes.
On Mon, Jul 7, 2014 at 11:08 AM, David Carmean dlcarm...@gmail.com wrote:
What I'm primarily interested in is being able to use Ansible as a Vagrant
provisioner on Win7 hosts. At
Hi,
I am setting up a system using ansible where my configuration values
are defined in defaults/main.yml. If the user wants to override it,
they will edit vars/main.yml with the same dictionary structure. e.g.
$ cat defaults/main.yml
app:
port: 1
workers: 10
$ cat vars/main.yml
app:
Hi,
I'm kind of new to Ansible and I haven't really gotten the terminology down
yet, so I hope you'd bear with me.
I've got a task which loops through a bunch of disks and performs a set of
operations on them. The placeholders/keys (CRS,DATA,FRA) are names on a
sort of logical volumes which
Have you perhaps hand-edited (or someone has) ec2.py?
On Fri, Jul 4, 2014 at 1:19 PM, Scott Anderson scottanderso...@gmail.com
wrote:
Very strange, that's right in the middle of a docstring. No reason for it
to break like that.
What does the result of /usr/bin/env python --version say?
with_items: groups['all']
I wouldn't. I'd use the host loop since it's already there.
- hosts: all
tasks:
- local_action: ...
On Sun, Jul 6, 2014 at 11:03 AM, Brian Coca brianc...@gmail.com wrote:
you already have a play_hosts variable with the 'current active hosts' in
the
Hi Amr,
Thanks very much for the contribution - we do have some specific ideas
about what this would look like syntax wise and are planning on making
something that requires a bit less boilerplate.
As such, we are probably going to close your pull request.
I have some ideas on what this should
Perhaps I'm not understanding the question, but:
group_vars/all
group_vars/groupname1
group_vars/groupname2
etc
This can be used with multiple inventory files if group_vars is a directory
in the directory with both of them, which should be what you need.
Let us know if this doesn't make sense
I generally view it as over-complicated for most folks, but it is a
supported thing and won't bite :)
On Mon, Jul 7, 2014 at 11:58 AM, Mehul Ved mehul.n@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am setting up a system using ansible where my configuration values
are defined in defaults/main.yml. If the
It seems like you're going to need another type of iterator (lookup plugin)
that doesn't exist to traverse these, akin to something like a
with_dict_items or something.
I don't know your use cases, but another option might be to just make the
data and fra stuff a element inside the hash.
-
Hi everyone,
It's time for another community survey. This one is much shorter than last
time, and should probably take you 5 minutes.
We'll use the result of this to know what features everyone is using most,
among other things, which helps greatly with decision making and knowing
who are the
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