If this is the only thing you're planning on doing with Ansible, I would go
for a single playbook. In my repository, I have roles for
enter_maintenance_mode and exit_maintenance_mode, since that function is
used in multiple contexts.
In my environment rather than performing a SSH to ESXi and run e
cool, thanks
On Thursday, May 11, 2023 at 11:03:12 PM UTC-7 Dick Visser wrote:
> git ignore
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> On Fri, 12 May 2023 at 01:24, Narmada Karthika wrote:
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>> I am using ansible vault and I had groupvars folder created which has
>> encrypted password file in it, as groups_vars file should be in th
Yes, that was me, LOL.
Even a single playbook can be "parameterized" to use variables you supply via
command line or a vars file. That offers reuse.
Walter
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On May 12, 2023, at 11:54 AM, Kevin Knox wrote:
Hmmm. M
Hmmm. My reply did not post. Maybe I replied to the user?
Anyway, my vote is to consider "roles" to be an enhancement. I have to be
very certain I'm going to reuse the role before I will create it. If I'm
not sure, then I call the creation of a role "gold plating" and
unnecessary. So, I will cr
I have never done WMI through Ansible. My role does not require it of me.
That said, it looks like you are running a script already installed on the
target box. If that's correct, can you output the exact value of the
$account variable? I believe that would tell you what your input variable
nee
On 5/10 @ 12:11 P.M. my AWX instance suddenly changed its own behavior. I
can find no changes anywhere in the system. A job that had run hundreds of
times successfully every time suddenly started failing 100% of the time.
The cause of failure is that 2 variables for which the module supplies
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