I've written the following playbook that seems to work perfectly, except
when I comment out the kernel update task. Hopefully nothing that I've just
missed from the docs.
---
- name: system updates
hosts: production
remote_user: ansible
sudo: yes
tasks:
- name: install kernel updates
action: yum name=kernel* state=latest
# If there are any updates, we register the below
# This will trigger a reboot
register: kernelup
- name: install other updates
action: yum name=* state=latest
register: kernelup
- name: reboot the system
command: reboot
when: kernelup.changed
- name: wait for ssh to come back up
local_action: wait_for host={{ ansible_fqdn }} port=22 delay=120
timeout=900 state=started
when: kernelup.changed
- name: restart services
service: name=sendmail state=restarted
The other updates work fine so I'm not sure what could be causing the issue.
Also, is there a way to embed the encrypted password for the ansible
account somewhere secret somewhere rather than having to enter the sudo
password all the time? Not sure what is best practice with Ansible?
Thanks in advance.
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