I'm planning to get some of these roles onto Galaxy, but until then...
The next tasks in that particular play are:
- name: wait for instances to listen on port 5986 (winrm https)
wait_for:
state=started
host={{ item.tagged_instances[0].public_ip }}
port=5986
with_items: win_ec2.re
Dear All,
My hosts file looks like this.
[client]
192.168.1.23
[server]
192.168.1.24
[exchange]
192.168.1.25
In my playbook, I want to run a script on a remote machine ("client" in my
case) which requires the IP address of the other remote machine (server) as
an cmd line argument to that scr
I believe you are looking for the inventory_hostname variable.
I also tend to use this in combination with ansible_ssh_host for
completeness, such as:
{{ ansible_ssh_host|default(inventory_hostname) }}
On Friday, December 19, 2014, Fazal-e-Rehman Khan
wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> My hosts file looks
No I want to send the IP address of "server" as a command line argument to
a script which is be run on "client"
client and server are 2 separate nodes - not the host on which ansible is
running.
{{ inventory_hostname }} has all hosts in it. I'm looking for a particular
host from the group "serv
No I want to send the IP address of "server" as a command line argument to
a script which is be run on "client"
client and server are 2 separate nodes - not the host on which ansible is
running.
{{ inventory_hostname }} has all hosts in it. I'm looking for a particular
host from the group "serv
Hi,
I have groups of hosts that I copy files to, one those files are copied I
call a webservice on the groups master; this webservice will call a
deployment script.
The problem I'm having is that the webservice call will be made for every
host but it only needs to be called once per group. The
Hi all. I know if put static and dynamic inventory files in the same
directory ansible uses both. But I couldnt include group name from ec2.py
in hosts.aws as children. It ignores it. Ie as:
[mytest:children]
type_m1_large
tag_kafkaproducer_yes
Yaml file doesnt return the list of hosts if I u
Hi gentlemen,
We are using the Ansible to manage many servers, and we like the dry run
mode which with parameters "--check" and "--diff". We always run with these
parameters first to verify that if the changes will be made correctly.
The customized facts are very helpful, to generate some dynamic
I'm trying to use the postgresql_user module, but I keep getting *unable to
connect to database: fe_sendauth: no password supplied*
Doing the same on postgresql_db module seems to work
Is it a problem authenticating as the postgres user?
# users.yml
- name: PostgreSQL | Make sure the PostgreSQL u
That's exactly what I'm looking for, please implement it with
"gather_facts: force" - in playbook to override --limit & --tags settings.
Is there any way to push it to official release? vote?
BR
Dmtiry Z.
On Saturday, October 18, 2014 1:31:58 PM UTC-7, Craig Tracey wrote:
>
> I also have this is
You're bumping a bit of an old thread.
The trick here is to use fact caching, have one play gather your facts, and
other plays can just rely on those facts.
On Fri, Dec 19, 2014 at 8:38 AM, Dmitry Zelenkovsky <
dmitry.zelenkov...@gmail.com> wrote:
> That's exactly what I'm looking for, please
- hosts: headnode
tasks:
- ... # run once stuff goes here
- hosts: webservers
tasks:
- ... # stuff to do to everything
Alternatively:
when: inventory_hostname == groups['webservers'][0]
On Fri, Dec 19, 2014 at 8:55 AM, Nico K. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have groups of hosts that I copy
as long as the server group only has 1 ip:
hosts: client
tasks:
- shell: myscript.sh {{ groups['server'] }} {{ somevalue }}
On Fri, Dec 19, 2014 at 8:30 AM, Fazal-e-Rehman Khan
wrote:
> No I want to send the IP address of "server" as a command line argument to a
> script which is be run on "c
Hallo ansible-team,
first of all nice work i like this tool alot. We use it for Updates on
Debian Server. I got one request for your dpkg options, we need the
possibility to give apt module some dpkg options like only upgrade a
certain package only if its already installed. Can u tell me if u g
You need to let ansible know your module supports check mode, this is
done by instantiating the module class and adding
'supports_check_mode=True'.
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I've been bitten one too many times by the way that ansible interacts with
jinja. I'd say its error handling is a little bit too lax, defaulting to
return empty strings or similar things that then end up getting my
playbooks to fail later down the line.
To prevent that, I know that I can have a
Hi,
I am trying to deploy software from git to a machine which I am managing
with Ansible. I am using SSH agent forwarding for authentication.
If I log in as the user and connect to the repository host, everything
works just like it should. I can make use of the key I am using from the
manageme
Thank you so much Brian once again. :)
On Friday, 19 December 2014 19:47:35 UTC+5, Brian Coca wrote:
>
> as long as the server group only has 1 ip:
>
> hosts: client
> tasks:
>- shell: myscript.sh {{ groups['server'] }} {{ somevalue }}
>
> On Fri, Dec 19, 2014 at 8:30 AM, Fazal-e-Rehman K
Hello,
I am new to ansible and I am experimenting with a simple playbook I
created. My question is how to negate the return code of a command. I use
pgrep to check if a server is running and if it is not running I will back
it up. If it is running the playbook should fail with an appropriate
m
look at the failed_when directive, it allows you to chose the failure
condition of a task.
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Hello,
I am trying to use the Async capabilities of ansible to "fire and forget" a
job and then check it later and wait till its end.
I have followed the example mentioned here
: http://docs.ansible.com/playbooks_async.html
But I am facing an issue and I don't really understand what's happeni
On Fri, Dec 19, 2014 at 2:30 PM, Xavier Krantz wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
> I am trying to use the Async capabilities of ansible to "fire and forget" a
> job and then check it later and wait till its end.
> I have followed the example mentioned here :
> http://docs.ansible.com/playbooks_async.html
Async
I've been using a pattern of base64 encoded values and jinja templates deal
with storing binary data in vaults and have put together scripts to
simplify the process; I've found them pretty useful and figured others
might get some use out of them.
https://github.com/sgargan/ansible-vault-tools
That works sort of, however it does become repetitive.
Also it doesn't work very well when using --limit on the command-line,
after all there needs to be association between webserver1,2,3 and master1
On Friday, December 19, 2014 3:45:06 PM UTC+1, Michael DeHaan wrote:
>
> - hosts: headnode
>
Hello,
Hopefully I'm not overlooking this but is there a way to lookup if a value
is in a dictionary - if it is perform a task using the "when" keyword? For
example I want to have a certain task only run if the {{ ansible_fqdn }} is
in the dictionary.
licensed_hosts:
- test001.example.com
First, licensed_hosts is actually a list, not a dictionary, the dash
(-) signifies 'list item'
Second, you don't need to lookup ansible_fqdn as that should be part
of fact gathering which isnormally automatic, so this should "just
work":
tasks:
- debug: msg="This should only run on test002.exam
Hi Brian,
My verbiage is pretty poor when it comes to YAML - thanks for clarifying!
Since ansible_fqdn is automatically gathered I was referring to looking to
see if that variable / fact was in a list. Your example worked perfectly!
I'll make sure to try to look into the Jinja2 expressions a bi
If the primary goal of this is to encrypt the value given to the "src" of a
copy operation (or template operation), I wonder if there's a better way to
make this happen without needing to shell out to an extra CLI.
It might require vault knowing that a file is not YAML when it is executed
though..
Well, it wasn't a new feature in 1.8, though there was a bug fixed in the
fire and forget operation when you don't specify a lifetime of the process,
IIRC - I remember you filing it, all the same :)
Let us know if you have the same problem in 1.8, regardless.
On Fri, Dec 19, 2014 at 4:11 PM, Ada
Building this into the copy plugin would definitely be the way to go; the
vault header could have a flag to denote the contents and distinguish
binary from yaml.
On Saturday, 20 December 2014 00:55:42 UTC, Michael DeHaan wrote:
>
> If the primary goal of this is to encrypt the value given to th
I have to create a haproxy config file with data from an unknown number of
backend servers. The number is unknown, because based on the environment I
need to run the playbook in, the number of backend servers could be 1 to
several. My backend servers in haproxy.cfg need to defined something like
I wonder if there might be a simpler way to approach this, but you could
use a trick I have used a couple of times and use a template to generate a
yaml data structure. Something like:
backend_servers.j2:
---
{% for x in groups['web_servers'] %}
- name: {{ x }}
ip: {{ hostvars[x]['ansible_eth0'
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