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'm using the latest version of Ansible, and I am trying to use a default variable in role-one used on host one, in role-two, used on host two, but I can't get it to work. Nothing I have found in…
I would like to install Apache on several linux server. Apache package has not the same name on RedHat or Debian operating system (apache2 vs httpd): Is it a way to use an ansible fact variable ("ansible_os_family") as a key…
I'm trying to build an ansible configuration with less tied roles. but I'm struggling to find the best config .. First of all I created many roles as elementary as possible and here what my ansible folder looks like: .…
I am trying to use Ansible Collection for example the nginx one. The directory tree structure looks like this: ├── ansible_collections │ └── nginxinc │ └── nginx_core │ ├── CHANGELOG.md ....... │ ├── README.md │ └── roles │ ├── nginx…
I have a simple json that looks like this: { "aaa": "true", "bbb": "false", "ccc": "true" } I would like enable 'bbb' value using ansible. Here is my playbook: --- - hosts: "{{hosts}}" remote_user: 'centos' gather_facts: yes become: yes tasks:…
This is an example of an Ansible playbook I am currently playing around with: --- - hosts: all collections: - mynamespace.my_collection roles: - mynamespace.my_role1 - mynamespace.my_role2 - geerlingguy.repo-remi The mynamespace.my_collection collection is a custom collection that contains a couple of…
I am currently working on rewriting an old tool that uses ansible to create a virtual environment in which it hosts a python based app. The failing playbook is as follows: - name: Ensure bash, OpenSSL, and libssl are the…
I am trying to do a "dry-run" of a playbook. The machine I am targeting I am able to ssh into and vice versa. When I run the ansible all -m ping -vvv this is the output. Using module file…