Hi Racke
Below is the json output
interfaces_status_facts:
Te1/0/37:
data:
duplex: auto
interface: Te1/0/37
name: ' '
speed: auto
status: notconnect
type: ' 100/1000/2.5G/5G/10GBaseTX'
vlan: '1'
EC2 module is also working to spin instances from ansible.
Following are the ansible/boto versions being used now.
#python-boto3-1.4.6-5.el7.noarch
#python2-boto-2.45.0-3.el7.noarch
#ansible-2.9.0-1.el7.noarch
Python 2.7.5
On Tue, Nov 19, 2019 at 6:28 PM kingston vedanayagam <
kingston2pok...@gma
On Wed, 20 Nov 2019 07:45:29 -0800 (PST)
Quentin Aveno wrote:
> Does it mean that if i use a variable from inventory twice It will be
> evaluate twice or the variable will be store in memory ? Same question for
> lookup directly in task.
It will be evaluated twice. In general the expansions "{{
On 11/20/19 4:43 PM, rajthecomputerguy wrote:
> Hi Racke,
>
> I parsed the cisco command "show interface status" and converted to json ,
> now I want to convert it to csv.
>
> - name: Write interfaces_status_facts to
> '/var/lib/awx/projects/test-sk/show_interfaces_status_facts-[inventory_
Hi Team
I want get output of *"show mac add int {{ item.key }}" *as report for
each interface, Can anyone guide me how to export the command output only
matched condition as text file?
*Playbook:*
* roles:*
*- ansible-network.network-engine*
* tasks:*
*- name: Collect switchport
Thanks vlado for your responses.
Yes, sorry for not being clear, password1 was defined in an inventory.
It's almost clear now.
Does it mean that if i use a variable from inventory twice It will be evaluate
twice or the variable will be store in memory ? Same question for lookup
directly in task
Hi Racke,
I parsed the cisco command "show interface status" and converted to json ,
now I want to convert it to csv.
- name: Write interfaces_status_facts to
'/var/lib/awx/projects/test-sk/show_interfaces_status_facts-[inventory_hostname].json'
copy:
content: "{{ interfaces
Become is a task keyword. In your playbook you are using it as if it were a
parameter of the “find” module. Move it up under the “name” line and indent it
to the same level as the module name:
> - name: Ansible delete files older than 1 minutes example
become: true
bec
On Wed, 20 Nov 2019 05:54:21 -0800 (PST)
Quentin Aveno wrote:
> Yes It is.
> I mean if I don't use it as a variable but directly in a task as a
> parameter.
> As example:
> Is there a difference between
> - shell: check.sh {{ lookup('hashi_vault', 'secret=secret1') }}
> And
> - shell: check
Yes It is.
I mean if I don't use it as a variable but directly in a task as a
parameter.
As example:
Is there a difference between
- shell: check.sh {{ lookup('hashi_vault', 'secret=secret1') }}
And
- shell: check.sh {{ password 1}}
Where password1 is defined in an inventory
It seems logic
On Wed, 20 Nov 2019 05:09:01 -0800 (PST)
Quentin Aveno wrote:
> > When I use a lookup with vault, is the pass is store in memory when I use
> > it directly in a task or pass it through a variable in an inventory ? Is
> > there a significant difference ?
There is no difference because of "Lazy
On 11/20/19 2:25 PM, Nasir Nasir wrote:
> I want to access a directory as sudo user of Linux when i gave
>
> Below is the code for the same which i tried;
>
> - name: Ansible delete files older than 1 minutes example
> find:
> paths: '{{diskclrpath}}'
> age: '{{f
I want to access a directory as sudo user of Linux when i gave
Below is the code for the same which i tried;
- name: Ansible delete files older than 1 minutes example
find:
paths: '{{diskclrpath}}'
age: '{{fileage}}'
patterns: '{{file_ext}}'
# si
For more information :
I'm concerned about security issue in my company where the continous
delivery is share between many teams. I would like to not store secret in
memory or at least the shortest possible time. I supposed that if I use my
lookup directly in task and not in a variable I was saf
Hi,
I have a question about lookup and memory:
When I use a lookup with vault, is the pass is store in memory when I use
it directly in a task or pass it through a variable in an inventory ? Is
there a significant difference ?
Have a nice day.
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I have a playbook where i first [Play 1] add dynamic host to group
"desthosts"
In Play 2 I append a string variable "storerecords" with filenames. Sample
playbook below:
In Play 3 I try to remove duplicate entries in "storerecords" variable
where i get the error.
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hosts:
On 11/20/19 11:30 AM, rajthecomputerguy wrote:
> Hi Team,
>
> Anybody knows how to convert json to csv in ansible?
>
> Thanks,
> Pushparaj
>
What's your use case? I suppose you know you can't convert JSON with a nested
structure to CSV?
Regards
Racke
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Hi Team,
Anybody knows how to convert json to csv in ansible?
Thanks,
Pushparaj
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