On 23. mars 2017 18:54, tentacle_bonzoid wrote:
What's the correct approach here? Is attempting to use a top-level "patch_everything.yml" not the best practice? Or is there some "fork and forget and run everywhere individually" option? Note, I do not want to fire and forget individual *tasks*, I want to fire and forget the entire playbook against each host, as if I was doing a for x in hostlist ; do ansible-playbook xxx loop. Which I could do but seems like a very clunky workaround.
You have strategy, default is "linear" but Ansible also comes with "free" where a play is running as fast as it can on each host.
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