I created a playbook aws.yml and want to run it over my local host --- - hosts: webserver - vars: region: ap-south-1 instance_type: t2.micro ami: ami-005956c5f0f757d37 # Amazon linux LTS keypair: ansible # pem file name - tasks: - ec2:…
At work, we developed some Python software that runs on Raspbian (Debian Based), on a Raspberry Pi. We have some Ansible scripts that can take a fresh Raspbian image, booted on a Raspberry Pi, and configure it to run our…
CentOS 8 does not always come with Python pre-installed, and so Ansible will fail running on the remote machine until it's been installed. However in a classic Chicken/Egg, you can't use the Ansible dnf module to install Python. I've been…
we have rhel linux machine without network access and we want to install ansible on that machine but we want to install the ansible from binaries ( not like pip/yum install ) , because we want to avoid any pip…
We have designed an ansible playbook for nodes on which Ubuntu is installed. Now we have to play the same Playbook on new machines (node) for a different customer who uses Centos. The problem is that for Centos, Ansible uses…
I am facing an issue while executing the ansible-playbook form Jenkins, like : PLAY [centos-slave-02] ********************************************************* TASK [Gathering Facts] ********************************************************* fatal: [centos-slave-02]: UNREACHABLE! => {"changed": false, "msg": "Failed to connect to the host via ssh: Host key verification failed.", "unreachable":…
When installing packages through the Ansible's dnf module. How do I pass options like --nobest to dnf? Is there alternative to using raw shell commands.
I am trying to install AWS CloudWatch agent in EC2 Centos VM using ansible-playbook. It worked well in the sandbox but when I ran it in Production it fails (integrated with Jenkins pipeline) Here is my task snippet: - name:…
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…
I have the following directory structure in my playbook: deploy-thing ├── README.md ├── files │ ├── thing.service │ └── ld.local.conf ├── main.yml ├── roles │ ├── ansible-role-add-swap │ │ ├── README.md │ │ ├── defaults │ │ │ └── main.yml…