I'm attempting to create a playbook for zookeeper. The playbook is designed
as a part of a role which is deployed after an AWS provisioning takes
place. Due to the configuration of zookeeper, each host requires a
zookeeper id (myid). This id is unique to each host in your cluster and
must be applied before starting the service and for configuring the config
file of zookeeper. I've seen some previous examples using a host_var that
is configured in the inventory file for the zookeeper group, however, this
will not work correctly with my implementation because I am using AWS to
provision the hosts. My plan was to create a numbered list [1,2,3] for the
length of the group list, and then use with_together to loop through and
assign the ids to each host. See below for an example.
- debug:
msg: "My host is {{ item.0 }} and my id is {{ item.1 }}"
run_once: true
with_together:
- "{{ groups['newec2hosts'] }}"
- [1,2,3]
The example above works fine since the list of numbers is provided,
however, I'd like to keep this dynamic so I don't need to be constantly
changing the list of ids when I want to add a host to the cluster. The more
optimal solution is something like the following
- set_fact:
zid_test: "{{ item }}"
with_sequence: "count={{ groups['newec2hosts'] | length }}"
- debug:
msg: "Test: {{ item.0 }} and id {{ item.1 }}"
run_once: true
with_together:
- "{{ groups['newec2hosts'] }}"
- "{{ zid_test }}"
That doesn't work since the fact is only set to the total length of the
group list (3) and not in the order list [1,2,3]
Is there a way to accomplish this? Or perhaps another way of assigning the
ids dynamically to each host?
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