I would switch to the template module, copy's content is not a good
method for anything but trivial file content.
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stuff in lib/ansible/module_utils/
On Fri, May 15, 2015 at 11:05 AM, Ananda Debnath
ananda.debn...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Brian.
Is there a way to add custom common functions?
On Friday, May 15, 2015 at 9:52:21 AM UTC-5, Brian Coca wrote:
no, filters are not available to modules, but
Hello experts,
This is the following ansible directory structure I have:
├── environments
│ └── azure_sandbox
├── filter_plugins
├── group_vars
│ ├── all.yml
Not sure exactly what you mean by accept arguments.
You can do something like add the varible into the play book
hosts: ' {{ hosts }}'
and then when you run the playbook you can say something like
ansible-playbook -e hosts=HOSTNAME playbook.yml
OR better yet, use the inventory generated
Is there a way to call a filter_plugin from within a custom module?
For example, I've written a simple filter_plugin utils.py that contains a
'to_bytes' function. This filter is used from my play like: *debug:
msg={{'25GB'|to_bytes}}*.
I need to call the same function from within one of my
Thanks Brian.
Is there a way to add custom common functions?
On Friday, May 15, 2015 at 9:52:21 AM UTC-5, Brian Coca wrote:
no, filters are not available to modules, but modules do have a bunch
of common functions available, like 'pretty_bytes', probably the
reverse of what you want.
no, filters are not available to modules, but modules do have a bunch
of common functions available, like 'pretty_bytes', probably the
reverse of what you want.
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group/host vars need to be relative to either the inventory or the
playbook, you seem to have them in a directory above both, ansible has
no reason to look there. You will have the same problem with your
'library' dir which I assume you want to use for custom modules, it
must be adjacent to your
Has anyone made any further progress on this yet?
On Monday, March 23, 2015 at 4:41:24 PM UTC-7, Steven Truong wrote:
Thanks for the tips. I tried this and this worked but to only some
extents.
What do I meant by that and here are the steps that you can repeat to see
the potential
Hi all, we've just tagged the rc1 release for 1.9.2, which includes several
fixes for modules (service, rds, among others) as well as some other minor
fixes and improvements.
To test from source, simply clone the git repository (if you haven't
already) and do the following:
$ git checkout
Create an egress_rules: list that is empty.
On May 15, 2015 2:19 PM, Rahul Mehrotra rhlmh...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Brent that does explain a good detail about how security groups are
handled by Ansible.
I would still appreciate if you can answer this question.
I am creating a security
remove the rule from the list.
rules: []
Brent
On Fri, May 15, 2015 at 1:32 PM, Rahul Mehrotra rhlmh...@gmail.com wrote:
I have an Ansible script to create EC2 security group. It looks like this
- name: Create HTTP Security Group
local_action:
module: ec2_group
Thanks Brent that does explain a good detail about how security groups are
handled by Ansible.
I would still appreciate if you can answer this question.
I am creating a security group using
- name: Create HTTP Security Group
local_action:
module: ec2_group
region: {{ region }}
Hi,
Can you please provide an example. I am specifically interested in removing
egress rules allowing everything automatically added by AWS when security
groups are created. Thank you
er .. we do:
from ansible.module_utils.basic import *
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That would be /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/ansible/module_utils/ on my
system (CentOS 6.6, Ansible 1.9.1) I'm guessing.
I know folks have discussed/pleaded this before - but I'd like to add my
voice to this as well - having an officially sanctioned way to import
common code for custom
I'm still pretty new to Ansible, and I'm trying to figure out the proper
method for setting up a role, and then calling only a couple of tasks from
that role from a playbook.
The reason I'm doing so, is I have a group of nodes that need two tomcat
instances running on top of a base instance,
Using ansible_playback I can use -t to limit the tasks played to the tags
I specify. Is there anyway to do that with roles? Something like -r
role?
Or do I need to tag every task in the role with the name of the role?
Thanks!
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Hello,
I have a task like this:
- name: my configuration files
template: src={{ item }} dest=/etc/myapp/{{ item }} owner=myuser
group=myuser mode=0644
tags: config
with_items:
- hive-site.xml
- my-app.properties
When I ran the playbook, I got an error:
TASK: [my
the security group module will just make your list of rules look like
whatever you have currently defined in yml. If you remove a rule from the
list, and run the task again, the rule will be removed from the security
group at aws. This hold true for both ingress and egress.
In other words, for
I have an Ansible script to create EC2 security group. It looks like this
- name: Create HTTP Security Group
local_action:
module: ec2_group
region: {{ region }}
vpc_id: {{ vpc }}
name: sg_http
description: Security group for HTTP access
rules:
- proto: tcp
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