Sure, the general pattern I follow is thus:
1. I use a base docker image that already has ansible installed.
2. In your Dockerfile, use the COPY command to copy your ansible files
(playbook yaml, files, etc.) into the container. Something like:
COPY ansible/ /tmp/ansible/
3. After the copy, in y
figure it out, there is
/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/ansible-2.0.0-py2.7.egg, which may cause
some unexpected behaviour.
after delete that directory and reinstall ansible, the problem is gone.
On Mon, Jun 29, 2015 at 9:24 PM, Guohua Ouyang
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> Hello,
>
> I meet an odd issue is that an
Hi All,
I like to know if someone is using Ansible to provisioning inside a Docker
container... and how use this?
I has all my infrastructure in Playbooks, now l like to use this to create
Dockers for each of my microservices... but I can't found some
alternatives...
As we know Ansible use
ok, so it seems we just need to make sure when we have bash as the
executable to set the shell type to sh
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that will work for most modules, but some do depend on features only
in the version they were merged, so this will work most of the time
but not 100%.
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sorry, you are correct, environment will added to roles in 2.0 (should
work in current devel)
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Sigh, user error. For reasons I will never know I named my plugin with the
.yml extension instead of .py.
But, on the upside, I got to find out just how incredibly well the the
Intellij debugger works with python.
For those interested:
1) Create a run configuration. In my case it was like:
s
Have updated that thread with an inventory script that can pick up any
YAML vars files you'd like.
On Sun, Jun 28, 2015 at 11:53 AM, James Morgan wrote:
> Interesting read though that seems to concern itself with the group_var /
> inventory layouts. I don't really have a problem there. Just the
All lookups can be invoked in 2 forms lookup('' ,. or
with_, they are the same thing.
so you can use with_pipe:
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Thanks, I found one: https://galaxy.ansible.com/list#/roles/1105
On Monday, June 29, 2015 at 4:45:37 PM UTC-4, Brian Coca wrote:
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> You can have a task that calls ansible-galaxy to install roles (and
> put that task in a role).
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I'd like to automate Developers Laptops with the correct roles using
Ansible to install the Roles.
Example:
I have 25 Roles, some internal and some external, is there a Role to
install Roles?
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The Atom editor packages site does a reasonable job
(https://atom.io/packages/search?q=ansible).
Usage counts is a fair way to measure how good a package is without relying
on community scoring - similar to Ubuntu's Popularity Contest
(http://popcon.ubuntu.com)
On Friday, June 26, 2015 at 9:25
The problem from what I can remember is that ansible does not specify
lstrip_blocks, and as such, it can cause indentation issues.
The approach I take, it to left justify all jinja2 control blocks. So all
{% %} lines would have no indentation, only the lines inside would be
indented.
such as:
{
Hi,
I have the bellow vars to populate a template , it works almost fine but
the final file result you can see there is some indentation problem :
# vars :
datadog_http_checks:
- name : mycheck
url : http://localhost:9090/hc/
threshold : 5
window : 5
timeout : 1
# template:
Thanks for sharing! Glad I could help. :)
On Mon, Jun 29, 2015, 20:16 ddffgpmfn wrote:
> Thanks to Hagai I have a good solution worth sharing.
>
> * add common_vars.sh bash script to each of the inventories I wish to
> share variables. Make it executable. Point it where your common Ansible
> YAM
Thanks to Hagai I have a good solution worth sharing.
* add common_vars.sh bash script to each of the inventories I wish to share
variables. Make it executable. Point it where your common Ansible YAML
variables are (in my case inventory/common_vars.yml).
* add common_vars.yml and populate it
Ru
Disk encryption is not supported on a t2.micro instance. You need to use a
supported instance size and then it should work. Did the instance creation
fail? My guess is it should, but perhaps that depends on what AWS/boto
sends back.
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/EBSEncrypti
I have been using filter plugins with the ansible.cfg setting:
filter_plugins = plugins/filter_plugins
This is and has been working great. But now when I add:
lookup_plugins = plugins/lookup_plugins
No lookup plugins are not found. The best I can tell the lookup is by
filename (unlike the filt
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/11422
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Looks like it a bug with count=1
- name: count=2
debug: var=item
with_sequence: count=2
- name: count=1
debug: var=item
with_sequence: count=1
TASK: [count=2]
***
ok: [localhost] => (item=1) => {
"
And it doesn't matter if the instance already exists. Even when trying to
create new instance the task is skipped. (Which makes sense -- a skip is a
skip.)
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This remains in 1.9.2
-barry
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Hello,
I meet an odd issue is that ansible does not recognize parameter "stat" on
one of my hosts, but it work on another host.
Checked that
/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/ansible/modules/core/files/stat.py
is existed.
[guohua@ghua kubernetes-ansible]$ rpm -q ansible
ansible-1.9.1-2.fc22.no
On Sunday, June 28, 2015 at 10:36:53 AM UTC-4, Ian Levesque wrote:
I'm trying to figure out if/how I can use the postgresql_user module to
> grant a role to a user.
>
> I thought I may be able to specify the role via role_attr_flags but that
> doesn't work for granting a custom role.
>
To answ
On Monday, June 29, 2015 at 5:51:15 AM UTC-7, Brian Coca wrote:
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> fact gathering is one issue I see, off the bat. The template module is
> hardcoded to error on adhoc, because of this.
>
I'm not following. Can you elaborate on this?
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Hi all,
I would like to have something like application dependencies over multiple
hosts.
For example:
- Application-Y version 5 on frontend needs at least Application-Z version
3 on backend installed.
Is this doable with Ansible and how?
Kind regards,
Chris
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I'm getting problems while trying to access variables from another host in
my Ansible template.
I'm using a SSH proxycommand configuration to access 'internal' instances
in EC2.
My inventory host file is like:
cat /etc/hosts
[test1]
test1
[test2]
test2
My SSH configuration:
Host test1
Use
I have successfully setup ec2 instance on aws with database but I am unable
to connect aws s3 instance with ec2 instance.
Can you please help me out in this??
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Hi,
THX for quick answer
Sorry I'm sill beginner in ansible,
But is it possible to combine that with some loop?
In https://docs.ansible.com/playbooks_loops.html i can't see example like
that
shout i use a nested (with_nested:) because it will look like
/SVN_PATH/keys/root
/SVN_PATH/keys/deploy
/SV
fact gathering is one issue I see, off the bat. The template module is
hardcoded to error on adhoc, because of this.
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lookup('pipe','ls -1 /SVN_PATH/keys/ |grep -v root') ?
On Mon, Jun 29, 2015 at 7:43 AM, wojtas wrote:
> Hi Brian
> Yes i did smt like that, but i have a problem with file lookup's.
> What I want to make is
> - checkout repo (simple)
> - root is static (assmble from /SVN_PATH/keys/root/* to
> /roo
Hi Brian
Yes i did smt like that, but i have a problem with file lookup's.
What I want to make is
- checkout repo (simple)
- root is static (assmble from /SVN_PATH/keys/root/* to
/root/.ssh/auth_keys)
- for $(ls -1 /SVN_PATH/keys/ |grep -v root) ;do assemble
/home/username_from_for_loop/.ssh/aut
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