Thank you,
I went through your document it's really helpful, I will try those. Will
let you know if i am able to use it.
On Friday, 10 January 2020 19:31:41 UTC+5:30, naveen s wrote:
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> Hello Rohan,
>
> it is always better to have the variables and its values in the group_vars
> section and p
Can you please help in this module Or suggest modules which will be useful
in this case. Please do the needful as i have to complete this task in
given deadline.
Thank you.
On Monday, 13 January 2020 11:56:57 UTC+5:30, Rohan Kalap wrote:
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> Thanks Abhijeet,
>
> I went through prompts document
Thanks Abhijeet,
I went through prompts document and yes we can pass values at execution *but
those values will not be useful while OS installation on VM we have created
I guess*.
I have a case where *i need to pass information to EULA(end user licence
agreement)* after creating vm through play
Hi Rohan,
There are a number of ways to do this.
Take a look at Prompts -
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/playbooks_prompts.html
which will be interactive like you explained in the original post.
But going forward you might want to use VMware guest templates and OVF
images to
Hello Rohan,
it is always better to have the variables and its values in the group_vars
section and pass them while executing the playbook.
1. created a reusable playbook (create a variable inside the playbook in
which you want to pass it at the time of playbook execution).
2. create a group_vars
Hello,
I am looking to create VM from vmware_guest module on esxi server which is
working fine with following playbook,
But- I want to pass details which are needed while booting into VM e.g
hostname, username or license agreement.
I tried using
1-custome values and
2-set_facts but this doesn
