Ansible same host excludes himself in host_definition
I am struggling currently with my ansible host configuration.
I have two Playbooks which performs the following tasks:
playA : Copys build files from BuildServer to localhost (hosts: build_server[0])
playB : Copys build files from localhost to X target Systems (eg hosts: all,!build_server)
Following is the host file configuration:
Development Env:
[build_server]
build.server.intranet ansible_user=jenkins
[target_server]
build.server.intranet ansible_user=http
Production Env:
[build_server]
build.server.intranet
[GroupA]
serverXY.a
serverZ.a
[GroupB]
serverXY.b
serverZ.b
My deployment into production works fine but I cannot deploy anymore to development.
So my question: How can I execute a playbook from one host and the other on each other hosts, but with the edge case that my build_host can be my deploy_host ???
or as an alternative
How can i specify any static host which is not listed in my host definition?
ansible
edited Nov 15 '18 at 9:25
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I am struggling currently with my ansible host configuration.
I have two Playbooks which performs the following tasks:
playA : Copys build files from BuildServer to localhost (hosts: build_server[0])
playB : Copys build files from localhost to X target Systems (eg hosts: all,!build_server)
Following is the host file configuration:
Development Env:
[build_server]
build.server.intranet ansible_user=jenkins
[target_server]
build.server.intranet ansible_user=http
Production Env:
[build_server]
build.server.intranet
[GroupA]
serverXY.a
serverZ.a
[GroupB]
serverXY.b
serverZ.b
My deployment into production works fine but I cannot deploy anymore to development.
So my question: How can I execute a playbook from one host and the other on each other hosts, but with the edge case that my build_host can be my deploy_host ???
or as an alternative
How can i specify any static host which is not listed in my host definition?
ansible
edited Nov 15 '18 at 9:25
common sense
2,57351625
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:29
42tg42tg
43138
Honestly, I don't get it. You have the following systems: - Controller (which you mean by localhost?) - a build server (which you use for both inventories (development and production) - and a target server (that exists only in development but not in production) First question, what are the groups for? are they relevant here? Second: is the build_server playbook run for production just green? If it really is the same host, than that should be the expected behavior
– Hoall
Nov 15 '18 at 13:32
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I am struggling currently with my ansible host configuration.
I have two Playbooks which performs the following tasks:
playA : Copys build files from BuildServer to localhost (hosts: build_server[0])
playB : Copys build files from localhost to X target Systems (eg hosts: all,!build_server)
Following is the host file configuration:
Development Env:
[build_server]
build.server.intranet ansible_user=jenkins
[target_server]
build.server.intranet ansible_user=http
Production Env:
[build_server]
build.server.intranet
[GroupA]
serverXY.a
serverZ.a
[GroupB]
serverXY.b
serverZ.b
My deployment into production works fine but I cannot deploy anymore to development.
So my question: How can I execute a playbook from one host and the other on each other hosts, but with the edge case that my build_host can be my deploy_host ???
or as an alternative
How can i specify any static host which is not listed in my host definition?
ansible
edited Nov 15 '18 at 9:25
common sense
2,57351625
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:29
42tg42tg
43138
I am struggling currently with my ansible host configuration.
I have two Playbooks which performs the following tasks:
playA : Copys build files from BuildServer to localhost (hosts: build_server[0])
playB : Copys build files from localhost to X target Systems (eg hosts: all,!build_server)
Following is the host file configuration:
Development Env:
[build_server]
build.server.intranet ansible_user=jenkins
[target_server]
build.server.intranet ansible_user=http
Production Env:
[build_server]
build.server.intranet
[GroupA]
serverXY.a
serverZ.a
[GroupB]
serverXY.b
serverZ.b
My deployment into production works fine but I cannot deploy anymore to development.
So my question: How can I execute a playbook from one host and the other on each other hosts, but with the edge case that my build_host can be my deploy_host ???
or as an alternative
How can i specify any static host which is not listed in my host definition?
ansible
ansible
edited Nov 15 '18 at 9:25
common sense
2,57351625
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:29
42tg42tg
43138
edited Nov 15 '18 at 9:25
common sense
2,57351625
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:29
42tg42tg
43138
edited Nov 15 '18 at 9:25
common sense
2,57351625
edited Nov 15 '18 at 9:25
common sense
2,57351625
edited Nov 15 '18 at 9:25
common sense
2,57351625
2,57351625
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:29
42tg42tg
43138
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:29
42tg42tg
43138
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:29
42tg42tg
43138
43138
Honestly, I don't get it. You have the following systems: - Controller (which you mean by localhost?) - a build server (which you use for both inventories (development and production) - and a target server (that exists only in development but not in production) First question, what are the groups for? are they relevant here? Second: is the build_server playbook run for production just green? If it really is the same host, than that should be the expected behavior
– Hoall
Nov 15 '18 at 13:32
add a comment |
Honestly, I don't get it. You have the following systems: - Controller (which you mean by localhost?) - a build server (which you use for both inventories (development and production) - and a target server (that exists only in development but not in production) First question, what are the groups for? are they relevant here? Second: is the build_server playbook run for production just green? If it really is the same host, than that should be the expected behavior
– Hoall
Nov 15 '18 at 13:32
Honestly, I don't get it. You have the following systems: - Controller (which you mean by localhost?) - a build server (which you use for both inventories (development and production) - and a target server (that exists only in development but not in production) First question, what are the groups for? are they relevant here? Second: is the build_server playbook run for production just green? If it really is the same host, than that should be the expected behavior
– Hoall
Nov 15 '18 at 13:32
Honestly, I don't get it. You have the following systems: - Controller (which you mean by localhost?) - a build server (which you use for both inventories (development and production) - and a target server (that exists only in development but not in production) First question, what are the groups for? are they relevant here? Second: is the build_server playbook run for production just green? If it really is the same host, than that should be the expected behavior
– Hoall
Nov 15 '18 at 13:32
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Honestly, I don't get it. You have the following systems: - Controller (which you mean by localhost?) - a build server (which you use for both inventories (development and production) - and a target server (that exists only in development but not in production) First question, what are the groups for? are they relevant here? Second: is the build_server playbook run for production just green? If it really is the same host, than that should be the expected behavior
– Hoall
Nov 15 '18 at 13:32