AS> If I dump hostvars, I can see the information I want does exist, I
AS> just can't convince Google to show me an example to follow.
In general, you want something like
hostvars['server1']['ansible_ssh_host']
for the ansible_ssh_host variable on the host 'server1'; or, if the target
hostname is in a variable called 'host', something like
hostvars[host]['ansible_ssh_host']
or whatever.
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