I'm developing a Module and am trying to work out how to ensure my module
gets the parameters it needs.
There are two separate parameters, lets call them A and B. My Module
requires that either just A is supplied, or just B, or both A *and *B - the
only scenario that is not supported is no par
Hi,
When initiating a role I noticed that there is a test folder being created
with test.yml in it. When I run my roles in production environments, I
always run roles by creating a playbook with the following contents:
---
- hosts: webservers
roles:
- common
- webservers
When run
hi
assuming a have some dictionary variables defined in some group_vars
location:
level0:
level1-a:
somevalue: aaa
someothervalue: 111
level1-b:
somevalue: bbb
someothervalue: 222
level1-c:
somevalue: ccc
someothervalue: 333
Basically i would like
even i have tried using the twilo still not able to get the output -
- hosts: localhost
tasks:
- name: Send notification message via twilio
twilio:
msg: 'Hello from Nishant via Ansible'
account_sid: ACxx
auth_token: a0
i have tried using the twilo still not able to get the output -
- hosts: localhost
tasks:
- name: Send notification message via twilio
twilio:
msg: 'Hello from Nishant via Ansible'
account_sid: AC
xx
auth_token: a0xxx
Hi All,
I'm new to ansible. I'am trying to backup juniper routers configurations,
i tried the following Yaml Script:
*---*
*- name: Get configuration*
*hosts: all*
* connection: local*
* gather_facts: no*
* roles:*
*- Juniper.junos*
* tasks:*
*- name: Getting config ... please wa
Hi,
A problem I have often encountered when writing Ansible Roles is that the
precedence level of "vars" prevents overriding them - in group_vars,
inventory, etc.
Perhaps this can be a solution, a set_fact task which converts selected
Role Variables into Default Variables:
https://www.samda
It's a combination of both, actually. I can boost the nofile setting, but
I'm still able to construct a large enough package list that it fails.
Things work fine in Centos 7.x - I don't know if the resolution arrived in
python or in Centos.
I'm going to try using the batch filter for my sub-l
May be below can be a hint
http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/intro_configuration.html#hash-behaviour
and
http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/playbooks_filters.html#combining-hashes-dictionaries
HTH
2017-06-14 11:50 GMT+02:00 'Ansible Madness' via Ansible Project <
ansible-project@googlegroups.com>:
ansible-devel is a better forum for this kind of question (both
mailing list and IRC channel).
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I think I have a working solution. The outer file has:
- set_fact:
batches: "{{ packages|batch(batch_size)|list }}"
- include: run_installs.yml
with_list: "{{ batches }}"
loop_control:
loop_var: batch
Then run_installs.yml is simply:
---
- name: Update an
sure thing, guess I need work on my code more, it is still workable as
expected.
Appreciate your help Brian.
On Tuesday, 13 June 2017 20:24:25 UTC+5:30, Brian Coca wrote:
>
> register: myvar.results <= this is incorrect, you cannot register to
> a subindex.
>
> correct:
> register: myvar
>
how can we import terminal output of specific task/variable/message/debug
in a excel sheet ?
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I am able to spin up servers with the 'ec2' module. I'm running Ansible
2.3.1.0 from source on Ubuntu.
╰─➤ dpkg -l | grep -i
boto
If I spell 'available' correct I also get the template error.
On Wed, Jun 14, 2017 at 11:38 AM, Michael Bushey wrote:
> I am able to spin up servers with the 'ec2' module. I'm running Ansible
> 2.3.1.0 from source on Ubuntu.
>
> ╰─➤ dpkg -l | grep -i boto
>
>
>
I have the following playbook:
---
## Tasks for software install
- name: Java 1.8
yum: name={{ item }} state=installed
with_items:
- java-1.8.0-openjdk-devel
- name: Guest groups
group:
name: '{{ guest_user_group }}'
gid: '{{ guest_user_group_gid }}'
- name: Default guest use
Hi Chris,
Could you point us to your module? Did you create a net new module, or
have you tried adding to the existing module (Preferred approach I might
add).
Also, I suggest reaching out to #ansible-devel. Someone there might be
able to help you!
On Wednesday, June 7, 2017 at 1:55:23 PM U
Hello Dylan/All,
I created a new module for our internal use, because the Ansible rds module
defaults to use magnetic media which is not an option, or it will deploy with
provisioned iops (where iops=1,000 is the minimum) which is too expensive for
our use case.
Note (played around with this
You could register the results of whatever command output you are
interested in, then use a local action (or delegate to localhost) task to
append to a .csv file on your ansible controller. Then you could use
win_copy to copy the .csv file over to a windows desktop machine so that it
can be vi
tasks:
- name: Variable
set_fact:
os: "ubi"
host: "192.168.0.137"
username: "root"
password: "premier"
commands: "show version"
* module: "ios_command"*
### Working
- name: Cisco ios command
*ios_command:*
host: "{{h
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