i am running an ansible playbook, but it won't find my defined roles. I get the following error: ERROR! the role 'Users/xxxx/ansible/roles/basic_install' was not found in /Users/xxxx/ansible/playbooks/roles:/Users/xxxx/.ansible/roles:/usr/share/ansible/roles:/etc/ansible/roles:/Users/xxxx/ansible/playbooks The error appears to be in '/Users/xxxx/ansible/playbooks/byrule.yml': line 6, column 7, but may…
Hope y'all are enjoying the holidays. I am attempting an automated installation of wordpress on my Linux VM using ansible. To that end, I have written this ansible piece of code that tries to mimic the official ubuntu guide. Here…
I was writing Ansible playbook to display the auto scaling group of AWS based on tags and below is my playbook. - name: Find the green asg with matching tags ec2_asg_info: tags: service_name: cps_wallet Environment: "{{ name_env }}" service_state: green…
I am setting up Ansible as a newbie. I would like to group a few tasks under an Nginx role. See my folder structure The only way I could get this to work is to use include statements in my…
I have the following data which is provided as extra vars. TCP,22,22,10.10.10.10/0 TCP,8080,8080,0.0.0.0/0 So, as: --extra-vars 'rules="TCP,22,22,10.10.10.10/0nTCP,8080,8080,0.0.0.0/0"' How can I create multiple rules block using Jinja based on the above CSV data? Update: I need to have one static rule…
I am trying to execute below command which is part of Docker installation, but it got stuck. The gpg part of the command got stuck, if I remove gpg after pipe, it works. --- - hosts: all become: yes tasks:…
I am trying to get the status of a process from each host of a specific group and print the hostname and process status in table format. [nginx] 172.1.0.1 172.1.0.2 --- hosts: all tasks: - name: Get process status shell:…
I am trying to access the variable using loop, but it's not working for me. playbook --- - name: test looping hosts: localhost gather_facts: False vars: repos: - name: repo1 os_list: - centos - rhel major_distribution_list: - 6 - 7…
I'm trying to install a Debian package in several remote servers using Ansible. The package has been uploaded in a folder in the target server. I created an Ansible playbook using the apt module: - name: Installing Agent apt: deb:…
I am having around 250 Debian files in a directory /home/emgda/del/ which periodically changes and must be installed by everyday end. So I am trying to write an Ansible script to loop this directory, hold file names in an array…