I set those in group_vars/appname-stg.yml, group_vars/appname-dev.yml, etc.

as long as a host only belongs to one environment-grouping, this works 
great.

On Monday, May 22, 2017 at 9:18:21 AM UTC-5, Wilfried Anuzet wrote:
>
> Hello to all Ansible guru :)
>
> I write a playbook to deploy a newest Jboss infrastructure.
> I want to use a loop to iterate over a list of items to deploy all the 
> datasource I need, all the datasources change based on the environnement 
> they're deployed
>
> Here the part of my role to add the datasource:
>  
> - name: Add datasources
>    command: {{ jboss_home }}/bin/jboss-cli.sh -c controller={{ 
> jboss_master }}:{{ jboss_master_port }} --user={{ admin_user }} --password
> ={{ admin_password }} --command="data-source add --jndi-name={{ 
> item.jndi_name }} --name={{ item.ds_name}} --connection-url={{ 
> item.conn_url }} --driver-name={{ item.driver_name }} --user-name={{ 
> item.dsusername }} --password={{ item.dspassword }} --profile={{ 
> item.ds_profile }}"                                                   
>    with_items:
>      - { some vars }
>      - { another vars }
>      - ...
>
>
> When I launch the playbook I use a different inventory file based on the 
> environnement, like:
> ansible-playbook -i testing install-all.yml
> or 
> ansible-playbook -i production install-all.yml
>
> What's the best pratices to add datasources based on the environnement 
> type ?
> I think about something like:
>  command: some_command_with_vars
>  with_items:
>    - { some_item } 
>  when: {{ env }}
>
>
> But I have to write three blocks with all item for my three environnement 
> (the two other will be skipped everytime I run the playbook).
>
> Is there's a way to load dynamically a file containing a dict with all 
> item I need based on the environnement ? 
> In that way I have to write three file containing the vairables I need 
> inthe vars folder (test.yml, val.yml and prod.yml) and load them 
> dynamically based on the environnement variable I can set in the inventory 
> file. Something like:
>
> command: some_command_with_vars
> with_items_in:
>   - {{ env }}.yml
>
> Am I and the right way ? What I missed here and how do you handle that ?
>
> Thanks :)
>
>
>
>

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