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Use this tag for questions about Ansible, an open-source automation engine, related to using Ansible for topics such as cloud provisioning, configuration management, application deployment, etc.
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Can I bypass host key checking in Ansible?
I'm running an Ansible playbook with a subtle hack to work on an arbitrary port forwarded port (so I can use one machine with no direct access to lots of machines). …
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Using SSH to open interactive session in ansible
Is there a semi-easy way to use Ansible to open an interactive session?
I've spent a good amount of time making use of keys and other credentials stores to make a stellar ansible inventory file. … It's almost easier for me just to run adhoc commands with ansible instead of logging in via ssh. Is there a way to pause ansible with a running interactive session so I can get a command prompt? …
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Is there a way to run with_items loops in parallel in Ansible?
I'm running Ansible 2.2, but can upgrade if it helps.
I saw this and was pretty excited, but it doesn't seem to be in this (or any) version of Ansible documentation. … But it seems like I should be able to do all this faster in Ansible.
This is what I want to run in parallel, host_authorizations is a list of usernames and other data. …
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How are ansible playbooks supposed to be imported into a collection?
want to share duplicate code between containers and I don't want to have containers that run multiple playbooks so what I'd like do develop is something where I have a
playbooks/doit.yml
file and a
.ansible … running ansible 2.9, I suppose I could import the playbook given the full path, but that seems like not what they're wanting me to do. …
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How to run Ansible with sudo no password commands with become syntax
When I run ansible against a host machine that has some commands I need to run as root, I can't run these with "become" because it runs the commands as root instead of just running them with sudo. …
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How do I run ansible on one host at a time and break on a failure
I've got an Ansible playbook where I want to update a number of flaky devices in sequence. … Currently using Ansible v2.0, but can also switch to a newer version if that sort of a feature is only available in newer versions. …
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What is the best strategy for running an ansible playbook within an ansible playbook?
Because of that, I don't see the output of this task in my ansible playbook. … - name: update other machines
command: "/usr/bin/ansible-playbook /etc/ansible/playbooks/other-machines.yml -e 'ansible_user={{ item.ansible_user }}' -l {{ item.ansible_hostname }}"
with_items: "{{ …
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Discovering extra args needed for running ansible playbooks
I know there's a list-tags, list-hosts and list-tasks option baked into the ansible-playbook command, there's no list-args, which would be super useful, but maybe it means I'm using ansible wrong? … | grep -v "ansible" | grep -v "item"
only better. …
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Running Ansible no-op's faster with a dynamic inventory and cached facts files
But, even so, ansible still takes a fairly onerous amount of time to do nothing. … (running ansible 2.0) …
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Why is ansible not sending the correct sudo password?
What does it mean when this:
EXEC sshpass -d29 ssh -C -vvv
-o ControlMaster=auto
-o ControlPersist=60s
-o ControlPath="/root/.ansible/cp/ansible-ssh-%h-%p-%r" -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no\
- … o Port=58030
-o User=em7admin
-o ConnectTimeout=30 127.0.0.1 /bin/sh
-c 'sudo -H -p "[sudo via ansible, key=mxraphooaxhpruunceorxkcelobceggf] password: "
-S -u root /bin/sh
-c '"'"'echo …
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