Sorry i'm relatively new to ansible so I may be asking a very obvious
question :(. Basically my organization has servers in two tiers, and within
those tiers there are groups. What I'm trying to make happen is an ansible
syntax that will restart all of the one tier in parallel, but will only be
I am facing a similar problem. Did you ever get this resolved?
Thanks,
Rami
On Tuesday, March 10, 2015 at 2:52:14 PM UTC-7, Leonardo Visconti wrote:
Hi everyone,
I've been debugging some proof of concepts and got stuck with this.
Whenever I use the when condition in conjunction with
We use a couple of callback plugins and one of my colleagues has noticed
that their output doesn't appear in ansible.log
Is it possible to change this so we can see callback output?
We're running 1.9.1
Many thanks,
Jon
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Hey,
I am currently playing around with ansible to see if this could be used for
us in production with our deployments. Something I am currently have
trouble wrapping my head around is the following.
I want to use ansible to deploy entire test invironment on the fly (tower
button eventually).
---
- hosts: local
gather_facts: no
vars_prompt:
- name: dest_env
prompt: Enter the destination ENV to be installed (eg. dev, qa or
default: prd)?
default:
private: no
when: dest_env is not defined
- name: src_env
prompt: Enter the source ENV to use as
I recently just went through a similar process. I ended up deploying a TFTP
server using Ansible which included the Ubuntu Netboot PXE boot image to
provision new VMs. Using this method along with some shell scripts to help
along the way has worked out great for me. I will also be uploading
Patel,
Have you had any luck on this yet? I have gone down this path about a month
or so ago. I am in the process of sharing back on the processes that I have
come up with. Below is the flow.
1. Deploy TFTP server via Ansible which includes Ubuntu Netboot and
configures all required services
Hello
This mail follow-up an issue I opened on
[GH](https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/10961).
I will summary (on update) my issue here.
In my company we have many different kind of server (applicationA,
applicationB, rabbitmq, postgres, )
So have many roles and many playbook.
We
You could use a `local_action
http://docs.ansible.com/playbooks_delegation.html` to shell out to some
command that generates IDs [1]. This technique is often used to generate
passwords in Ansible plays [2,3]. You could generate hostnames in the same
way by simply restricting the alphabet of
Considering there are syslog callbacks I would be remiss to make this
the default, but the callbacks themselves should be able to explicitly
send data to ansible.log.
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There is no way to do such a thing properly, I'm afraid, but I have been
wanting this feature myself.
My use case is similar: I have lots of clusters, that are managed by the
same setup type (the same roles), but deploy a different application
(different inventory vars), and I'd like to deploy
when does not work with vars_prompt, only with tasks.
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I would tend to say that should be the responsibility of the plugin.
Ansible doesn't control what the plugin does, it only provides hooks for
the plugin to execute.
On Wednesday, May 13, 2015, J Hawkesworth j.r.hawkeswo...@googlemail.com
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We use a couple of callback plugins and one of my
You can pass it as variable through the command line and then use a
fail task to abort unless it's been set. That's how I've done similar
things in the past.
On Wed, May 13, 2015 at 3:37 AM, Marcel Bezemer mar...@beestig.nl wrote:
Hey,
I am currently playing around with ansible to see if this
Fair enough, a default would not seem right.
I will modify my plugins.
On Wednesday, May 13, 2015 at 1:07:34 PM UTC+1, Brian Coca wrote:
Considering there are syslog callbacks I would be remiss to make this
the default, but the callbacks themselves should be able to explicitly
send data to
On Wednesday, 13 May 2015 12:39:27 UTC+1, Marcel Bezemer wrote:
Hey,
I am currently playing around with ansible to see if this could be used
for us in production with our deployments. Something I am currently have
trouble wrapping my head around is the following.
I want to use ansible
Thank you Brian. I would look forward to have this feature.
Regards,
Vikas
On Thursday, 14 May 2015 13:53:36 UTC+10, Brian Coca wrote:
not yet, a couple of features we have been considering a)configurable
'backup depo' on target machine (/var/cache/ansible/backups) and/or
backup up on
Hello All,
I have two tasks and few yaml files. This is obviously not working as all
the files (/etc/nginx/myconfigs/{ab01a,ab01b,ab,www}) have variables from
*'**www.**yml',* which is the last item in the iteration.
- include_vars: site_{{ item }}.yml
with_items: site_files
- name:
I found the issue.
For some reason, ansible_ssh_host triggers this unexpected behavior here.
Using the IP addresses as host instead worked fine for me. I rewrote my
script to produce the following JSON:
{
local: {
hosts: [
192.168.42.42
],
vars: {
hostname:
So I looked and include_vars works by returning ansible_facts which
bypasses, on purpose, hash merging as facts should overwrite
themselves. The way this currently CAN work ... its not clear how we
can use the merge,I'll add notes to the docs that include_vars always
overwrites.
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I have a shell task that registers data that looks similar to:
stdout_lines: [
username\tuserem...@domain.tld,
username\tuserem...@domain.tld,
username\tuserem...@domain.tld,
username\tuserem...@domain.tld,
...,
]
What I'd really like to end up with is a variable that
Ok, i understand, seems that include_vars works like set_fact in this place.
Thanks, Brian
On Wednesday, May 13, 2015 at 10:22:47 PM UTC+3, Brian Coca wrote:
So I looked and include_vars works by returning ansible_facts which
bypasses, on purpose, hash merging as facts should overwrite
sorry to say, I'm stumped here, i have not been able to reproduce your
issue and really don't understand how it can happen with the
information given.
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I hate bumping my own posts without contributing any more information, but
I'm totally stuck on this issue and I can't progress without assistance.
Can someone please provide me with some more direction towards resolving
this problem?
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Yes.
Question is if it would be possible to write a module which would be able
to do this.
merge_val: orig=at_service.svc_state value=started
P.S.
I have had problems with this, too. Only solution with which I was able to
come up was using filters to create new variable which is then later
Dear All,
I have below line from my ansible playbook which uses template
http://docs.ansible.com/template_module.html module.
- template: src=nginx_conf.j2 dest=/etc/nginx/nginx.conf backup=yes
This works great, but create a backup in the same directory (/etc/nginx/ in
this case). Is there
Hello Adam,
I allready have set it to merge, actually that's the reason i posted this
question (because it doesn't seem to merge).
Have you tried the example above? I tested it under ansible==1.8.4. Maybe i
am missing something obvious.
On Wednesday, May 13, 2015 at 7:41:11 PM UTC+3, Adam
Have a look at hash_behaviour in ansible.cfg and set it to merge. But be
aware that it's usually sign of bad design.
On Tuesday, May 12, 2015 at 7:56:52 PM UTC+2, Michail Alexakis wrote:
Hello,
any answer to this question?
On Friday, May 8, 2015 at 9:51:13 PM UTC+3, Michail Alexakis
joliver@flamingo ~ $ ansible-playbook -u joliver.sa -K deploy_checklist.yml
SUDO password:
PLAY [aria]
***
GATHERING FACTS
***
ok: [aria]
TASK: [command mkdir {{
-u is remote_user which does not map to local actions which are
normally executed as the user which executed ansible, since local
action does not 'log in' the only other was to change the user would
be using privilege escalation (sudo/su/etc).
On Wed, May 13, 2015 at 1:26 PM, John Oliver
Hello Brian,
I just tested the above with a freshly installed ansible==1.9.1, and the
problem seems to be still here.
I played the example posted above accompanied with a simple ansible.cfg:
```
[defaults]
hash_behaviour = merge
```
Cant you reproduce it?
On Wednesday, May 13, 2015 at
not yet, a couple of features we have been considering a)configurable
'backup depo' on target machine (/var/cache/ansible/backups) and/or
backup up on 'master'.
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I have a requirement to run playbook on hyperv compute nodes (windows) i
tried the method mentioned to keep all variables .
ansible_ssh_user: Administrator
ansible_ssh_pass: password
ansible_ssh_port: 5986
ansible_connection: winrm
I use dynamic inventory to get the target hosts
Hi,
you just have to add “vars” to the group name, so assuming “computenodes” is
your group you would have something like:
computenodes: {
hosts: [
192.168.0.68
],
“vars”:{
“var1”: “Var”,
“var2”: 2
}
}
Have a look here:
Hi Michael DeHaan ,
I am just getting started with Ansible and would appreciate if you can give
an example of shell script to background playbacks for executing them
in parallel.
Regards
Rahul Mehrotra
On Friday, 26 July 2013 06:26:57 UTC-7, Michael DeHaan wrote:
Yeah see the last half of
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