not sure if you would get different results, but maybe try nohup instead of
disown. ie.
- name: execute sar iostat scripts shell: nohup top -bd $MON_INTERVAL >
$GLUSTER_PROFILER_RESULTS/top_proc.$HOSTNAME.txt &
Another option could be to use the "at" module to schedule a task to start
immediately. ie..
- name: Schedule a command to execute in 0 minutes as root.
at:
command: top -bd $MON_INTERVAL >
$GLUSTER_PROFILER_RESULTS/top_proc.$HOSTNAME.txt
count: 0
units: minutes
On Tuesday, May 14, 2019 at 11:23:42 PM UTC-7, Kaustav Majumder wrote:
>
> Hi all, i am trying to top , sar , iostats in the backgound via ansible on
> remote hosts and collect stats redirecting outpu to a log file while I run
> other tasks from my local machine. I have tried - name: collect hypervisor
> stats hosts: all tasks: - name: execute sar iostat scripts shell: top -bd
> $MON_INTERVAL > $GLUSTER_PROFILER_RESULTS/top_proc.$HOSTNAME.txt & disown
> but it stops by itself. I want to kill the tasks after sometime manually.
> Is there any way
>
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