I'm not very familiar with vmware, but I'd ask around and see if you have
access to the vmware API and see if there is an endpoint on which you could
send a query for the current host.
I'd assume that the information provided about the host includes which
vcenter the vm is on.
I've done something like this with GitHub releases.
Example: (Just Tested)
- name: Get Latest Release Number for App
hosts: localhost
tasks:
- name: Get Release Number
uri:
url:
https://api.github.com/repos/BookStackApp/BookStack/releases/latest
method: GET
return_content: yes
body_format: json
register: latest_release
- debug:
var: latest_release.json.tag_name
You'll see if you run that the output shows the tag_name object.
I'd bet you could do something similar to get what you need to put the
vcenter into a variable so long as this can be pulled from the vmware API.
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