Is there a way in Ansible to create a host level interceptor which does 'something' in case ansible-playbook command is invoked ? What i am trying to do here is to get informed periodically about 'ansible-playbook' command invocations anywhere on my host. There are a large number of users and playbooks on my host now and as any of them are capable of changing my target machines, i need to know/track all ansible-playbook triggers. Parsing the logs can get tedious. I was thinking maybe there is a way in Ansible to record all commands invoked in a file that i can then read and know only what playbooks are executed.
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