Ansible 2.8 added more advanced functionality around handling and waiting for a lock. As such, there is a new argument calledlock_timeoutthat dictates whether the module will wait to acquire the lock, or exit immediately if the lockfile exists. The default of this argument is0, meaning that ...
- name: ESG creation nsx_edge_router: nsxmanager_spec: "{{ nsxmanager_spec }}" state: present name: 'ansibleESG_testplay' description: 'This ESG is created by nsxansible' resourcepool_moid: "{{ gather_moids_cl.object_id }}" datastore_moid: "{{ gather_moids_ds.object_id }}" ...
Collections in the Ansible Namespace Collections in the Arista Namespace Collections in the Awx Namespace Collections in the Azure Namespace Collections in the Check_point Namespace Collections in the Chocolatey Namespace Collections in the Cisco Namespace Collections in the Cloud Namespace Collecti...
it returns all the attributes inside that module. Some of the names it returns have leading and trailing double underscores. These are built0in names that are always predefined by Python and that have special meaning to the interpreter. The variables of our code, a,b,c, and ...
Please do not put any actual code in here. Please use full meaning name for the project name, e.g. "Template Nginx (user)", instead of "Nginx (user)". Example Adding a repo: mkdir "project_name" git submodule add https://github.com/username/project_name "project_name/repo" echo "...
The ones that look suspicious in there seem to be around ansible-compatSo I think we have two things going on heremock_modules isn't working to mock out missing actions since one of the changes above. This is hidden because skip_action_validation is turned on by default; meaning we're ...
So it states that it's already installed, meaning it tried to install it without checking. 👍 1 orenwolf commented Apr 26, 2016 Confirmed as well, against RHEL 7.2 target from an OSX host via homebrew: $ ansible --version ansible 2.0.2.0 👍 1 vaurdan commented Apr 26, 2016 ...
The same with ansible 2.1; I use@dohoangkhiemthing, but i have few places in my playbook where I deal with the apt (update cache, install java, install docker). So I am thinking to useshellinstead. Sorry, something went wrong.