Thank you very much Hugo.
That is a very good solution that I can work with.
Best regards,
Ronny
Am Mittwoch, 26. November 2014 07:57:37 UTC+1 schrieb Ronny:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to make a playbook with the following inventory work:
>
> ###### hosts
> [applicationservers:children]
> dev1_appserver
> dev2_appserver
>
> [dev1_appserver]
> host1
>
> [dev2_appserver]
> host1
>
> [dev1_appserver:vars]
> appserver_name=dev1
> appserver_home="somepath/dev1/..."
> appserver_port="9090"
>
> [dev2_appserver:vars]
> appserver_name=dev2
> appserver_home="somepath/dev2/..."
> appserver_port="8080"
>
> ########################
>
> They share the same host, it's not mistake. If I write a playbook like
> this:
> ###### playbook
> - hosts: applicationservers
> tasks:
> -name: deploy our application
> shell: doDeploy.sh {{ appserver_name }} {{ appserver_home }} {{
> appserver_port }}
> ################################################
>
> If I run this, the task "deploy our application" is only executed once. It
> looks like ansible's smallest unit is the host. But we have here up to 6
> application servers per host and want to deploy them at once.
> How should the inventory look like?
>
> Thank you!
>
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