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Hello,
I'm using EC2 dynamic inventorying, and would like to create a new Ansible
group to apply roles to by referencing machines tagged with a specific EC2
tag key/value pair.
So far, I have this in my inventory/hosts file:
[roles]
ec2_tag_Name_jenkins_development
I've set inventory/hosts as
In the end, putting everything on one line did the trick. I think this is
because \ in Python escapes only characters, not carriage returns.
Thanks!
From: ansible-project@googlegroups.com on
behalf of Brian Coca
Sent: 29 November 2015 04:46
To: Ansible
Hello,
I'm hooking up Ansible and a Vagrant VM running Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. To do this, I
have the following inventory file:
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default \
ansible_ssh_host="127.0.0.1" \
ansible_ssh_port="2202" \
ansible_ssh_user="vagrant" \
ansible_ssh_private_key_file=".vagrant/machines/default/virtualbox/pri
Hello,
I am instantiating an EC2 instance from a community AMI in the Marketplace.
The AMI comes pre-baked with a default user (ec2-user).
I have a role in my Ansible repository which is applied to all machines,
called common. Inside this role, I have a few tasks which create a new user
(`ansible
ssible.
--Michael
On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 6:58 PM, Andrew Langhorn
mailto:and...@ajlanghorn.com>> wrote:
Hello.
This evening, I went to the inaugural London Ansible meet-up, which I found
useful. As a result, I've decided to try out Ansible and see how I get to grips
with it. I
Hello.
This evening, I went to the inaugural London Ansible meet-up, which I found
useful. As a result, I've decided to try out Ansible and see how I get to grips
with it. I'm a Puppet user at the moment, but it would be good to learn another
config management tool, too.
AIUI, and at a high
