I am using Ansible to modify properties of a running Kubernetes cluster. I do not have Ansible installed on the cluster, but rather, externally use an Ansible Docker image to run the playbooks that operate on the cluster nodes. I…
I have this playbook: (venv) bash-3.2$ cat playbooks/nginx_config_generate.yml --- - name: Generate Nginx Config hosts: all gather_facts: False roles: - ../roles/nginx_config_generate Here is the files that make up the role: (venv) bash-3.2$ cat roles/nginx_config_generate/tasks/main.yml --- - name: Generate Nginx Config…
I need to replace my EBS volumes but need to keep the tags. I have to use aws cli.- I basically have problem to feed the tag information from one aws command output to the other aws command input due…
I have written an Ansible playbook which is as follows, but the problem it shows the status as disabled when i launch the playbook and when i check the same on my ubuntu server manually for the server status it…
I'm unable to find vpc_id and public_subnet.0 in a terraform my-vpc output. Every single time when I put below command: ansible-playbook playbook1.yml -e "vpc_id=$(terraform output my-vpc.vpc_id) vpc_subnet_id=$(terraform output my-vpc.public_subnets.0)" -vvv But it prints terraform output my-vpc -bash-4.2$ terraform output my-vpc…
having an ansible playbook that will run on all hosts including Debian based & RedHat based servers this will install mariadb on RHEL based servers only doing some configuration changes, start the service once the service started handlers are used…
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 have a simple list: mpoints: ['/home/mp1', '/home/mp2', '/mnt/mp1', '/mnt/mp2'] I have a dict: { source: "/home/mp1", target: "/var/tmp/home/mp1", type: bind, read_only: no } I need four entries (or four dicts) in a new_list (one dict per element on the…
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…
My file structure is like below [root@test exim]# cat exim.json { "general": { "max_hourly_email": 0, "max_notify_email": 0, "enable_mail_retry": "1", "mail_retry": 15, "enable_roundcube": "1", "default_quota_val": 32768, "default_quota": "1", "eximmailtrap": "1", "no_local_emailing": "0", "dkim_selector": "x", "disable_ipv6": "0", "custom_mailips": "0", "message_linelength_limit": 2048 I…