ansible 1.7

On Monday, July 28, 2014 10:09:32 AM UTC-4, Michael DeHaan wrote:
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> What is "ansible --version" ?
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> On Sun, Jul 27, 2014 at 5:45 PM, Synaesthete <[email protected] 
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>> Thanks for the response.
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>> I'm using the following task:
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>> - debug: msg="{{ playbook_dir }}"
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>> With this output...
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>> ok: [localhost] => {
>>     "msg": "." 
>> }
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>> So it's returning a relative path. I get this same output regardless of 
>> where I run the debug task, so this doesn't help me point to my project 
>> root if I use the playbook_dir variable in one of my roles or some other 
>> subdirectory. Incidentally, inventory_dir returns an absolute path (e.g. 
>> /etc/ansible), though the inventory directory isn't what I'm after.
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>> On Sunday, July 27, 2014 4:54:33 PM UTC-4, Michael DeHaan wrote:
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>>> This may be a useful resource for organization tips:
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>>> http://docs.ansible.com/playbooks_best_practices.html
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>>> Also, if you haven't seen it already, the ansible-galaxy CLI can be used 
>>> to quickly stub out a role with the "init" command.
>>>
>>> You may wish to read about role dependencies, however galaxy is not 
>>> meant as a way to distribute top level playbooks - in practice, they are 
>>> seldom reusable because nobody wants  to install the exact same 
>>> infrastructure (you've already made a lot of choices about Sublime and 
>>> Node), whereas roles provide a more ideal chunk of reuse.
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>>> As for your directory questions try, "{{ playbookdir }}/some_path".
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>>> On Sun, Jul 27, 2014 at 10:31 AM, Synaesthete <[email protected]> 
>>> wrote:
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>>>>  I'm working on a small Ansible project that's a little outside its 
>>>> primary use-case. I'm automating the generation of new web projects in a 
>>>> Mac OS X dev environment. There are two objectives:
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>>>> 1.) Install all development tools on the local machine
>>>> 2.) Compose various projects based on small component roles/tasks
>>>>
>>>> As a simple example, if you run the main playbook, it will prompt you 
>>>> for a project folder, install Sublime Text, NodeJS, etc., and set up all 
>>>> the basic files needed to begin working on a new project. Here's a subset 
>>>> of my project folder:
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>>>> ansible-generator
>>>>   |- main.yml <-- Main playbook
>>>>   |- apps
>>>>      |- nodejs
>>>>         |- tasks,vars,defaults,etc.
>>>>      |- sublime
>>>>   |- scaffolds
>>>>      |- git
>>>>      |- node
>>>>      |- vagrant
>>>>   |- install
>>>>      |- dmg.yml
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>>>> Everything under both apps and scaffolds are roles. 'apps' install 
>>>> local dev tools, and 'scaffolds' uses templates to set up and modify new 
>>>> project files (package.json, Vagrantfile, .gitignore, etc.)
>>>>
>>>> I have a couple questions:
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>>>> 1.) Could this entire project be turned in to a role itself and be 
>>>> distributed on Ansible Galaxy, given its different project layout and 
>>>> different use-case? Since this is a project built using lots of small 
>>>> sub-roles, how could I run all those dependent roles from tasks/main.yml?
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>>>> 2.) The roles in the /apps folder need to reference tasks under the 
>>>> /install folder. Right now I have to use relative paths like 
>>>> "../../../dmg.yml". I'd rather set up a variable further up and just use 
>>>> "{{ installers }}/dmg.yml", but without just setting this variable to 
>>>> "../../.." What's the best way to get the absolute path to the root of 
>>>> this 
>>>> project? The playbook_dir variable always returns "."
>>>>
>>>> 3.) Any other thoughts on organizing my project? Is it reasonable to 
>>>> have roles in both /apps and /scaffolds or does this seem unwieldy 
>>>> compared 
>>>> to putting everything under a /roles folder?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks! If you'd like to take a closer look at my project you can find 
>>>> it here: https://github.com/rvangundy/ansible-generator
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