Thanks, Todd.
According the docs, the name: param is for the virtual machine and
hostname: under customization: is for setting the hostname. I was able to
register the stdout of the task, capturing it
to a variable. The substitutions are being made.
"instance": {
"module_h
I'm inclined to believe someone is confused by the two |hostname:|
parameters, and would need to see some job log evidence supporting the
claim that "the sub[stitution] is being made for |name:| but not for
|hostname:|." In any case, something from the job log would/should be
informative.
I'v
Hi, Community,
I am passing in a list, 'vmware_hosts', to the loop in the following task
in order to substitute values for the name: and hostname: parameters. I
have found only the sub is being made for name: but not for hostname:.
- name: Set powerstate of a virtual machine to poweron
co
HI TEAM,
below is my task to check the job completed status for the set of ips, and
for an ip approximately taking 15 mins to get the status. if i am having 5
number of ips its taking too long to complete my task.
so i am looking for parallel options to check for this particular task. is
is passi
Todd,
Thank you for trying out the option. But I am trying a different
approach instead of matching groups . I have listed all the vm groups to a
variable, using a loop and when condition to skip the vm_group which it
should not check to remove the drs
community.vmware.vmware_drs_group_manager
This is not "python in ansible". This is jinja2 templating which is a fully
supported feature of ansible.
Walter
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On Jul 20, 2023, at 7:53 AM, Deepak B K wrote:
I appreciate the immediate help . But my client don
I appreciate the immediate help . But my client don't want use python in
the ansible just wanted to know can we use ansible loop and condition
to determine the match group_names?
Thanks
Deepak Kumar
On Thursday, July 20, 2023 at 5:48:51 AM UTC+5:30 Todd Lewis wrote:
> Deepak,
>
> Her
Deepak,
Here's a playbook that demonstrates one way to do it. I tried lots of
incorrect Jinja2 expressions that failed to achieve the final output
before going back to iterative loops. It feels like the subelements
lookup should be part of the solution, and that is shown below. However,
it's
Hi Team,
I am trying to loop with a condition to match vm_name for all the VM
groups I see that the loop stops at the first instance match . I need help
how can I run the loop for all the vm group name in the variable output
to match vm_name and extract the match group names in the list
I am installing several Tomcats on the same server which requires several
different tasks. To do this I am using *with_items: "{{ TomCats }}"* for
each task where TomCats is something like the below and contained in a
vars_files. I have an Ansible role that I use for this which my playbook
ca
Hi,
---
- hosts: all
gather_facts: no
tasks:
- name: check for server ssh
wait_for:
port: 22
host: "{{ item }}"
state: started
search_regex: SSH
delay: 5
timeout: 300
register: ssh_out
ignore_errors: true
with_items:
On 10.05.2018 06:57, Aman Kaushik wrote:
*Expected* : I want to run loop on both lines and expects below result.
I
don’t want to create new task for each line since my variable is
common.
The second line is overwriting the first line, you can only have one
line per lineintask task.
So you ne
Hello Team,
Below is my playbook & variable for Ansible. Could you please check and
help with my query.
*Playbook*
- name: GIN_MNG Routing
lineinfile:
line: set routing-instances GIN_MNG routing-options static route {{
item.dst }} next-hop {{ item.nhp }} {{item.action | d
What's wrong with "with_nested"?
#
- name: Update ifcfg-* files
ini_file:
path: "{{ net_path }}{{ item[1] }}"
no_extra_spaces: true
section: null
state: present
option: "{{ item[0].option }}"
value: "{{ item[0].value }}"
with_nested:
- [{ option: "NM_CONTROLLED"
This is similar to another question I posed a few days ago, but different
enough I thought it deserved its own topic. I have a variable of
ifcfg-list.stdout_lines that contains a list of ifcfg-* file names
(exlcuding loopback). I need to iterate the following code over this list
(apply it to
I need to check if certain paths exists. More than one path may exist on a
server:
/home/user1/Scripts
/home/user2/Scripts
/home/user3/Scripts
If it exists, I want to define a variable. For user1, variable user1 will
be defined, user2 for user2 and so on.
I know I can easily check the paths i
HI Kai Stian Olstad ,
That helped me and thanks a ton but that scenario works better if we know
the number of docker networks.
Here is the exact use case where I need to generate multiple docker network
files based on the number of container count and push a single template
multiple times to
On 26.04.2017 01:19, Kiran Kumar wrote:
Am having a challenge finding a solution to below issue.
I need to generate multiple network files based on single template and
the
value of template should change based on the item like IP/NM/GW .
Example
vars:
docker1ip: 1.2.3.4
docker1nm: 255.255
Hello friends,
Am having a challenge finding a solution to below issue.
I need to generate multiple network files based on single template and the
value of template should change based on the item like IP/NM/GW .
Example
vars:
docker1ip: 1.2.3.4
docker1nm: 255.255.255.1
docker1gw: 1.2.
I've got a hack for what seems like a lack of "break" in ansible
loops. How ugly is that (and is there a better way)?
-
play.xml
---
- hosts: all
tasks:
- file: path=/tmp/THISFAILED state=touch mode="0600"
- custom: name="{{ item.name }}"
msg="{{ item.msg }}"
fai
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