Thank you very much! No wonder I hadn't figured this out earlier! I'm
sure there's just some aspect I never looked into. Just for the next
person who comes along what I got to work was
playbook.yml
---
- hosts: localhost
become: false
tasks:
- include: "roles/httpd/tasks/main.yml"
of Ansible
for now). So unfortunately I don't think we can take advantage of
inventory or group.
On Wednesday, October 19, 2016 at 8:39:35 AM UTC-5, Nick Tkach wrote:
>
> Yes, thanks I think that does help some. I think the part I'm missing
> still is how to somehow pull in each file name one
t;My site {{ site_name }} is running on port {{ port_number
> }}."
>
> ...
>
> # vim: ft=ansible:
>
> Sorry if the formatting is a little wonky the code widget is a little
> weird sometimes.
>
> Hope this helps, best of luck.
>
> Alex
>
>
>
> On Tues
So, the general idea is I've got a playbook that has a set of "property"
files (yaml format). Different filenames, but the variable names inside
are the same:
group_vars/siteA.yml
---
site_name: appA
port: 8080
group_vars/siteB.yml
---
site_name: appB
port: 8090
and so on. I want to run a
Does anyone know of any good examples of having more than one instance of
an app per box? Most examples seem to be grouped into something like
web_servers group has boxes 1,2,3 and has a nice, neat *one* httpd on 1,
*one* httpd on 2, and *one* httpd on 3. Problem I'm having is that I'm
Is there a way to somehow reset variables in-between plays? What I'm
trying to do is make a playbook that creates my standard tomcat instance
layout.
So given the setup below, as I understand it you'd have app files
group_vars where you could set whatever things specific to that app
instance
