Hello,

I'm currently using 2.4.2 (inside Ansible AWX).
I've tried both using vSphere and VMware modules. But you mentioned VMware 
is screwed with resource_pool so I will make sure to switch that back. with 
these modules there are a lot of threads showing how to chose a specific 
resource pool but no way of telling it to not put it in a resource pool

On Thursday, January 4, 2018 at 11:18:01 AM UTC, Sebastien Desbois wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> What is your version of Ansible ?
> Starting version 2.4, vmware_guest is totally broken on the resource_pool 
> parameter.
>
> For previous versions, the default resource pool ithat could be indicated 
> was /Resources and it was working.
> (It has been introduced in 2.3)
>
> To be honest, for the moment, you should use vsphere_guest.
> Even if it old and "soon"  to be depreciated (aka when vmware_guest will 
> be working properly), it's much more stable for the moment than 
> vmware_guest and still have more functions.
>
> Le mercredi 3 janvier 2018 10:59:51 UTC+1, Martyn Kempster a écrit :
>>
>> Is there a way to get the vmware_guest module to not deploy a build from 
>> template into a resource pool? Our vcenter has a cluster with 4 esx hosts 
>> in, there is one resource pool that is setup for SRM, theres nothing in it 
>> and i'm not entirely sure why its there. All our VMs get put straight into 
>> the cluster not assigned to any resource pools but when I build with 
>> ansible from a template it will always place the new vm in that resource 
>> pool
>>
>> I've tried a few different ways to set the 'resource_pool:' option to fix 
>> this but haven't found anything that works yet
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>

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