On 06.04.2019 13:20, Lucas Possamai wrote:
Or just keep "hosts: dbservers" and add "delegate_to: localhost" on
the
purefa_snap task.
Then you don't have to deal the SDK on the remote machine since the
module Python code is run on localhost.
The thing is... I want the playbook to be executed on the host (not
locally). Testing it locally was only really a test to see where the
problem is. So I need to fix the missing SDK error.
It's more a Python problem than Ansible.
Ansible is running /usr/bin/python so your module need to be install in
one of it's search path.
To check the path you can run
/usr/bin/python -c 'import sys; print sys.path'
If the path listed is one of the paths that purestorage is this command
should work.
To check if you can import purestorage
/usr/bin/python -c 'import purestorage'
You should also check from you Ansible control machine to rule out
environment variables not set by running
ssh <user>@<dbserver> "/usr/bin/python -c 'import sys; print sys.path;
import purestorage'"
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