Re: [ansible-project] Dealing with sporadic network failures on EC2 while running playbooks

2014-09-12 Thread Gregory Taylor
On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 3:16 PM, Michael DeHaan wrote: > Yeah this is most definitely not a Tower specific thing since it's just > running Ansible underneath -- but it's not something we have been seeing. > > I'd say run things periodically and avoid use of the Atlantis or Pompeii > availability

Re: [ansible-project] Dealing with sporadic network failures on EC2 while running playbooks

2014-09-12 Thread Gregory Taylor
On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 11:45 AM, Michael DeHaan wrote: > > You can definitely consider running the Ansible control machine *inside* > EC2, where connections will be more reliable (and also faster), which is > something I usually recommend to folks. > We run an Ansible Tower instance in EC2 that

[ansible-project] Dealing with sporadic network failures on EC2 while running playbooks

2014-09-12 Thread Gregory Taylor
We use Ansible to deploy code updates across a small fleet (~8 machines). At least a few times a week, we run into network hiccups that cause the SSH connection to a random EC2 instance to fail, causing the entire playbook run to fail. Sometimes this happens such that we are left with an incomp