I am still working on bootstrapping compute instances and exploring the
boundary between where a provisioning service (e.g. Vagrant) stops and
Ansible starts.
I prefer to run SSH on a non-standard port (2222) instead of 22. I could
have Vagrant set up an instance with SSH running on port 2222, but I
want to explore if I can still work with an initial SSH service on port 22.
If my provisioned compute instance starts out with SSH on port 22, is
there a module that will test for the ability to connect on port 22 and
if that fails, then register that fact so I do not run a bunch of steps
in a playbook?
Thanks!
-- Randy
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