I am on the development branch, and the ansible 1.8 (devel 1dc11c9752)
release resolves the problem for me.
Thank you very much.
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Is this the correct behavior of using --limit:
{
$ cat test_inv
[localhost]
localhost
[foobar]
localhost
$ cat test.yml
---
- hosts:
- localhost
connection: local
gather_facts: no
tasks:
- name: localhost
debug: msg=localhost
- hosts:
- foobar
connection: local
gathe
Hello,
I find out about this amazing project that is ansible and was wondering one
important thing.
I understood that ansible is driven to configuration automation. Is ansible
also able to run some command on Cisco device, especially show command and
process the output of those command ?
This
I'm working on finalizing an implementation of an ansible poc for a new
project, and as part of this poc our security team has asked for a minimal
sudoers configuration for the ansible automation user.
I'm currently using a "anything anywhere" type configuration, but looking
at sudo logs I don't
Hi Jeff,
There's a reference to this in the documentation on
http://docs.ansible.com/intro_adhoc.html where it says "Rarely, some users
have security"...
In any case, it's usually not something valuable for the security team to
enforce, because it also means you wouldn't be able to install any pa
Hi Maxime,
Ciscos are problematic to manage because APIs are only starting to develop
to some of their hardware with OnePK, so strong modules for Ansible don't
really exist yet.
You can definitely use the "raw" command to some extent I believe, which
would be easy to try out, though it's only usi
Hello,
In my playbook I had "resource_type=template" which should be
"resource_type=new" as shown in your example. So now it works, I can
provision a vm with Ansible!! Awesomeness!!
Thank you for your help.
Op dinsdag 19 augustus 2014 09:11:40 UTC+2 schreef Vincent Van der Kussen:
>
> Hi,
Sorry for the delay, I didn't see your response until this morning.
I have my script below which is taken almost verbatim from
http://docs.ansible.com/digital_ocean_domain_module.html. The first call
to digital_ocean_domain creates a zone file for "example-1.com" with NS
records and a defaul
I'm trying to setup Ansible Tower (2.0.1) on Ubuntu Trusty (14.04.1) which runs
in a Virtualbox (4.3.16) using Vagrant (1.6.5). Ansible 1.7.1 is installed.
The supervisord tasks "awx-celeryd" and "awx-task-system" won't start:
$ sudo supervisorctl status
awx-callback-receiver RUNNING
I have some relatively extensive documentation on ec2 - it might be a
little too over the top for the user guide.
http://willthames.github.io/2014/03/17/ansible-layered-configuration-for-aws.html
If you want me to incorporate any or all of it into the user guide, I'd be
happy to do so.
I haven'
I do believe the appropriate direction is to point you to supp...@ansible.com.
This list is for the open source project, tower support requests
should be directed to the Ansible support team.
On 9/11/14, 'Jasper N. Brouwer' via Ansible Project
wrote:
> I'm trying to setup Ansible Tower (2.0.1) o
It appears as though others have recognized this limitation and have
submitted pull requests for a module that would do what you are looking for:
- library/cloud/digital_ocean_domain_record (2)
- #8509 Add digital_ocean_domain_record to manage specific DNS
records in digital_ocean.
Fair enough, will do!
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On 11 September 2014 at 14:45:51, Matt Martz (m...@sivel.net) wrote:
> I do believe the appropriate direction is to point you to supp...@ansible.com.
>
> This list is for the open source project, tower support requests
> should be di
Hi folks, for those that wish to help some things move along faster, we've
compiled this handy guide about some easy ways to help with testing
incoming changes:
http://docs.ansible.com/developing_test_pr.html
This is the first pass of this guide, so if you'd like to make
contributions, you can do
Yeah that seems fine.
You will want to turn off "gather_facts" and call it explicitly.
What you are doing with site facts is a little weird, most folks would
probably do a fact module and rather than calling it twice, split different
things into different modules.
On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 12:5
I'd need to see how you defined test previously to know for sure, but it
seems like it was a list of strings and that would have been normal I think.
On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 5:14 PM, Brian Coca wrote:
> short description, list (or array) is as it sounds, simple list of
> items, a dict or a ha
Hi,
This is a big ball of stuff and jenkins_job isn't a core module, can you
summarize a little bit about what you find to be strange behavior?
I am having a hard time telling how the jenkins_job module call is related
to the things below or what 'hydra' does.
On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 6:13 PM
Generally uninstalls aren't frequent.
The reason for this is you don't know what software someone *manually*
installed that you don't want present.
One method might be to have a list of packages in something like
group_vars/ called "uninstall_packages"
and then just:
- yum: name={{item}} state=
The short answer is: maybe, but it's probably more important that it's
considered a feature.
Often in configuring sets of machines, needing to run things locally is
required to do some steps once and then apply them to a batch.
Thus, almost never do you treat the control machine as "one of the r
Thanks for the links to the pull requests. I'm looking forward to those
being merged.
I forgot to include my version:
ansible --version
ansible 1.7.1
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I definitely would like to see the ec2 guide upgraded to teach more ec2
concepts.
It's largely a holdover from the very early days, and needs to show some
basics like using add_host together with ec2 (as is shown elsewhere)
but also some more idioms.
I'd be quite welcome to see it mostly rewritte
Hi! Anyone have any advice on developing a vars_plugin? This may sound
kinda screwy, but for a chef -> ansible transition I need to access data
from a chef data_bag in an ansible play . . . I'm able to get the chef
data using pychef, but I'm having issues when trying to run the code within
vars_
Thansks for the anwser.
I will thus create my own module with a list of possible task (parsing show
mac-address table,...) to return some json objects.
However I'd like to kown if the output of module's can be print into a
file, I saw a lot of message stating to set debug but only with stdout.
I
Hello,
I'm doing on a on a debian wheezy the vanila :
- debconf: name=locales question='locales/locales_to_be_generated'
value='en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8, fr_FR.UTF-8 UTF-8' vtype='multiselect'
- debconf: name=locales question='locales/default_environment_locale'
value=fr_FR.UTF-8 vtype='selec
Perhaps you could show your vars_plugin? There is the potential that it
could be run twice, depending on where you call that code from.
The 3 following methods are all run 1 time in ansible.inventory.Inventory:
plugin.get_group_vars
plugin.run
plugin.get_host_vars
Also, as a heads up, this is p
migrated to ansible-devel . . . thanks!
On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 11:40 AM, Matt Martz wrote:
> Perhaps you could show your vars_plugin? There is the potential that it
> could be run twice, depending on where you call that code from.
>
> The 3 following methods are all run 1 time in ansible.inve
Wow, I wish I'd seen this conversation earlier.
I have a module that does this, using something similar to option 1.
My module respects multi-AZ load balancers and results in a completely
transparent deploy, *so long as* the code in the new AMI can run alongside
the old code. There's a start of
Hi
On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 08:40:33AM -0700, Alainkr wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm doing on a on a debian wheezy the vanila :
>
> - debconf: name=locales question='locales/locales_to_be_generated' value=
> 'en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8, fr_FR.UTF-8 UTF-8' vtype='multiselect'
> - debconf: name=locales qu
I need to run a script from a particular remote directory.
Can script be told to copy to a particular dir before running the script,
or it's a matter of using a copy + shell?
Thanks
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For comparison:
https://github.com/scottanderson42/ansible/blob/ec2_vol/library/cloud/ec2_asg_cycle
Still a work in progress (as you should be able to tell from the logging
statements :-), but we've been using it in production for several months and
it's (now) battle tested. The "Slow" method i
Scott,
Neat to see someone else's approach. The "fast method" you have there
probably could be worked into what's been merged. Another approach (maybe
simpler) would just be stand up a parallel ASG with the new AMI.
I like making the AutoScale Group do the instance provisioning, versus your
app
On Sep 11, 2014, at 2:26 PM, James Martin wrote:
> Scott,
>
> Neat to see someone else's approach. The "fast method" you have there
> probably could be worked into what's been merged. Another approach (maybe
> simpler) would just be stand up a parallel ASG with the new AMI.
The general
On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 2:51 PM, Scott Anderson
wrote:
>
> The general problem with this approach is that it doesn’t work well for
> blue-green deployments, nor if the new code can’t coexist with the
> currently running code.
>
Yep, understood.
> I think we’re probably going to move to a syste
Hi folks,
I've been trying to come up with a solution to what essentially boils down
to this:
Say I'm writing, or simply using, a role which depends on a host var being
set for all targeted hosts. An example is ZooKeeper, where each member of
an ensemble needs a unique ID configured, and needs
I'm building an EC2 instance with Ansible, then creating an AMI from the
instance. I'm sure I'm missing something here, but how do I get the ID of
the newly created AMI? I've tried:
tasks:
- name: create an ami in us-east-1
ec2_ami: wait=yes
aws_access_key={{ ec2_access_key }}
On Sep 11, 2014, at 3:26 PM, James Martin wrote:
> I think we're probably going to move to a system that uses a tier of proxies
> and two ELBs. That way we can update the idle ELB, change out the AMIs, and
> bring the updated ELB up behind an alternate domain for the blue-green
> testing. Then
Ok, thanks for the suggestion. I've gone through a few different
iterations of ideas and I think I'm just going to punt on the problem and
assume we're going to be using phoenix servers most of the time. It would
have helped to be able to include a role and be able to pass the tagged
tasks to
Hello.
This evening, I went to the inaugural London Ansible meet-up, which I found
useful. As a result, I've decided to try out Ansible and see how I get to grips
with it. I'm a Puppet user at the moment, but it would be good to learn another
config management tool, too.
AIUI, and at a high
Hi Andrew,
Ansible can totally run in local mode.
In the play, either do "connection: local" or just do "-c local" at the
command line level.
There's also ansible-pull if you really want something pull based, but push
is better :)
I don't think you would explicitly need to do that because most
Hey Michael,
Wow - that was a speedy reply! Thanks!
Great, as I'll envisage running Ansible locally to begin with, it makes sense
to just include it in my plays.
I hadn't really given much consideration to push and pull with Ansible yet, but
I prefer push-based stuff in general, so that wou
The "script" module will push to the remote and also run it, all in one go.
http://docs.ansible.com/script_module.html
On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 1:55 PM, Tiglath wrote:
>
> I need to run a script from a particular remote directory.
>
> Can script be told to copy to a particular dir before runni
On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 3:03 PM, Ches Martin wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I've been trying to come up with a solution to what essentially boils down
> to this:
>
> Say I'm writing, or simply using, a role which depends on a host var being
> set for all targeted hosts. An example is ZooKeeper, where eac
Hi Brian,
On 10-09-14 23:14, Brian Coca wrote:
short description, list (or array) is as it sounds, simple list of
items, a dict or a hash is a list that uses an 'name' to locate the
item
Got it.
1, 2, 3 < = simiple list, in python/yaml/json (stuff ansible uses) it
is normally in brackets my
Roles do not have a "run_tags" or a "skip_tags" -- the "tags" on a role
will apply the tag to anything in the role, as it should.
--tags and --skip-tags are arguments to ansible-playbook.
I wouldn't teach a role to uninstall itself in most cases.
In most cases, you want to be able to rebuild tha
Yeah I am overdue to update the language_features dir, it should be all
mostly accurate, but it should be a little better organized - we've been
focusing on docs.ansible.com for a long time.
I don't think it will teach any bad habits though :)
On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 8:04 PM, Patrick Ansible-ML
In ansible.cfg I have set hash_behaviour=merge
In group_vars/all.yml
aspects_monit_local_probes:
> localresources: |
> check system {{ ansible_hostname }}
> if loadavg (1min) > 4 then alert
> if loadavg (5min) > 2 then alert
> if memory usage > 75% then alert
> if sw
You should be able to just do:
- debug: var=instance.image_id
Which should print out the image's ID. If not, could you share what it does
show?
On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 2:00 PM, Peter Palmieri
wrote:
> I'm building an EC2 instance with Ansible, then creating an AMI from the
> instance. I'm sure
Problem:
I found stat module and I was wondering what I could use from the JSON
output for my conditional statement.
I either have to use debug: msg="{{stat_output}}" or refer to the code:
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/blob/devel/library/files/stat#L100
The stat module is pretty neat and
Fix this problem. Cause of the issue. I am using old version of service
wrapper script for elasticsearch. After update * /etc/init.d/elasticsearch*
everything is working fine.
On Wednesday, 10 September 2014 18:55:59 UTC+5:30, Roopendra Vishwakarma
wrote:
>
> I tried playbook on* ansible 1.8
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