As far as git is concerned, vault might as well be binary. Anyway, it
doesn't know how to diff/merge it. And that's the root of the problem here.
On Tuesday, January 31, 2017 at 2:39:32 PM UTC-8, Brian Coca wrote:
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> This is a problem with all encryption/versioning, as encryption is
> supposed
I can't be the only one having this problem:
We're using vault files to store sensitive info (such as passwords or
private keys). Vault files, along with Ansible playbooks, roles,
inventories, etc are checked into GitHub.
Using git works great for all Ansible files, except vaults. They're binar
Makes sense, thanks. But is there a way to parallelize delegate_to somehow?
All looping methods I'm aware of are based on with_ and that's, as you
said, serial.
On Wednesday, March 2, 2016 at 3:50:21 PM UTC-8, Brian Coca wrote:
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> delegate_to is not inherently parallel or serial, there is no
- name: disable instance on HAproxy and wait for it to go offline
haproxy: state=disabled backend=app_back host={{ inventory_hostname_short
}} socket=/run/haproxy/admin.sock shutdown_sessions=no wait=yes
delegate_to: "{{ item }}"
with_items: groups.haproxy_app
The haproxy_app group has 3 in
I have several inventory files, where many groups are defined. For the big
groups, I've defined variables in ./group_vars/${group_name}/main.yml
For one role, which is typically executed only against two groups
(specifically, against one host in each one of those two big groups), I
need to "bor
I might be asking something obvious here, but anyway:
I've a private repo on GitHub, with an account on a read-only team there. I
would like to run ansible-pull in one step with that repo, but I can't seem
to figure out how to tell ansible-pull to use the correct deploy key on GH.
The git modul
_ocean.py in a directory called "inventory", you could then use:
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> ansible -i ~/ansible/inventory -u my-special-user -f 20 -s \* -m shell -a
> 'ps'
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> You could then also call each inventory script separately if you needed.
>
>
> On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at
New to Ansible, just testing it. For now, I'm using dynamic inventory
scrips, and I'm trying to run simple commands on all hosts, via ansible.
I've setup ec2.py and digital_ocean.py in ~/ansible/, and both scripts work
just fine. Provisioned with the correct credentials, if I run either script
(New to Ansible, still figuring out things)
If I have several inventory scripts, is it possible to use them all at
once, e.g. like this?
ansible -i ec2.py -i some-other-provider.py ...
Are there any guidelines or templates for writing your own inventory script?
What prompts these questions is
