On 11/12/18 6:07 pm, Kai Stian Olstad wrote:
> On 10.12.2018 23:26, Stuart Longland wrote:
>>> encrypted: "{{hostvars[item].get('encrypted','false') ==
>>> 'true'}}"
>>> volume_size: "{{hostvars[item].get('volume_size',100) | int}}"
>>> volume_type: "{{hostvars[item].get('volume_type','gp2')}}"
>>
>> I got the same error.
>>
>> I suspect that the integer is then getting cast *back* to a string
>> before being passed onto `boto3`, which is then barfing on it.
>
> You could try to do it the Ansible way and not the Python way to see if
> that works.
>
> volume_size: "{{hostvars[item].volume_size | default(100) | int}}"
>
I understood Ansible basically used the Python language within Jinja2.
What's the difference between these two lines?
{{hostvars[item].volume_size | default(100) | int}}
{{hostvars[item].get('volume_size',100) | int}}
I'd try it out, but I've now hit a second issue with `ec2_instance`, and
that is it keeps insisting on modifying the *existing* instance I
created for a customer instead of creating a *new* instance like I
intended. (This is in spite of the customer instance being a
"t3.xlarge", and my new instance having a type of "t3.nano".)
How does one tell `ec2_instance` to "leave the existing instance(s)
alone and create a new one"?
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...it's backed up on a tape somewhere.
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