What error are you seeing? On Monday, April 24, 2017 at 1:12:28 AM UTC+1, [email protected] wrote: > > Hi all, > > I am pretty new to Ansible and I have been tasked with coming up with a > playbook to do the following: > 1. connect to our various VC's can create a snapshot of the servers > 2. check if physical or virtual > 3. verify which version of Red Hat we are running either 6 or 7 > 4. Patch the server and any issues push the errors out to a file > > Sounds pretty easy we have over 1000 Rhel servers in physical and virtual > format. I am creating the playbook on a Red Hat 7 Server running Rhel7.3, > ansible-.2.0.0.1, python-pysphere-0.1.8.1, python2-pyvmomi-6.5-1. > > I already have my inventory of all my servers. Not an Issue > Ansible is running fine. Not an issue > python-pyvomomi. Appears to be running fine with certain mod's > Python-pysphere. Having issues with. > 1. is there a way to verify this is working (As I continue to get module > required after each run) > 2. Is there another way to create snapshots of the Virtual Machines ( We > are running Vmware 6.2 right now) > > Here is a simple script and the results. > - hosts: localhost > tasks: > - vsphere_guest: > vcenter_hostname: virtualCenterName > username: someuser > password: somepassword > guest: servername > vmware_guest_facts: yes > > This is my results: > fatal: [localhost]: FAILED! => { > "changed": false, > "failed": true, > "invocation": { > "module_args": { > "cluster": null, > "esxi": {}, > "force": false, > "from_template": null, > "guest": "soaiatapp01.gartner.com", > "password": "VALUE_SPECIFIED_IN_NO_LOG_PARAMETER", > "power_on_after_clone": true, > "resource_pool": null, > "snapshot_to_clone": null, > "state": "present", > "template_src": null, > "username": "gartner\\rgarrow-admin", > "validate_certs": true, > "vcenter_hostname": "vmwprtvcnp01.gartner.com", > "vm_disk": {}, > "vm_extra_config": {}, > "vm_hardware": {}, > "vm_hw_version": null, > "vm_nic": {}, > "vmware_guest_facts": true > } > }, > "msg": "pysphere module required" > > I am at a stand still for this so any help someone could pass on would be > greatly appreciated. any references to Ansible and Red Hat would be helpful > as well I have no problem reading information and learning new ways. There > just does not seem to be a lot. I know if I was running ubuntu I would have > not issues, plenty of info.. thanks. >
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