Hi everyone,
first of all, I am sorry if this is documented somewhere else.
I am trying to write few modules which would be used for configuring
MikroTik devices over API. My "problem" is, that in playbooks I always have
to use at least 3 always-the-same arguments for each module. For example:
- name: Mikrotik TEST
hosts: mikrotik
connection: local
gather_facts: no
vars:
dhcp_pool: testpool
tasks:
- name: DNS Setup
mt_dns: username={{username}} hostname={{hostname}} password={{password
}} servers=192.168.1.1
- name: IP address setup
mt_ip: username={{username}} hostname={{hostname}} password={{password}}
address=192.168.2.1/24 interface=ether10-slave-local disabled="false"
- name: DHCP Pool Setup
mt_ip_pool: username={{username}} hostname={{hostname}} password={{
password}} pool_name={{dhcp_pool}} pool_range=192.168.2.10-192.168.2.20
- name: DHCP Server Setup
mt_dhcp_srv: username={{username}} hostname={{hostname}} password={{
password}} name=TestServer address_pool={{dhcp_pool}} disabled="false"
interface=ether10-slave-local
- name: DHCP Options Setup
mt_dhcp_network: username={{username}} hostname={{hostname}} password={{
password}}
In my opinion, this makes the playbook a bit confusing.. Is there any way
how to make ansible push host variables right into module, without the need
to call them from playbook? Using either hosts file or host_vars directory?
Or is this a no-go for ansible and could only by done outside ansible? I am
new to ansible and will appreciate any advice. Thanks
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