It's not a network issue. Local and remote are localhost. The speed issues seem to be down to abuse of ansible. Just to process the files dictionary list into a sensible format took over three hours (I gave up) and used 12Gb of ram. Using a shell script takes less than a second. Ansible is doing a lot of checks, that in this instance are pointless. There is a lot of manipulation of data as well, that would be far easier in python too. So a module to make an rpm I think is the way to go.
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