Nope, It is not very visible. 10 hosts 20 tasks. 10x20 = 200 lines/tasks in output not in line. Please take a note that I am using "strategy free" -> So tasks are not realized one by one for all hosts in one step. Even without strategy free I woludn't know which exactly host is a blocker. I could see only previous - already done task. So the next one is running right now (I have to take a look in a code/playbook to check which one is next after already done task - info from output) - but on which host it takes the longest time - which one is still running when the rest is already done? I compare it (ansible/awx) to jenkins buid flow where in a split of second I can find really active task on a specyfic node. I would like to find out if it was possible on awx?
On Monday, December 16, 2019 at 9:36:35 AM UTC+1, Aaa Bbb wrote: > > 1 playbook, 20 tasks, 10 targets/hosts. On 9 host tasks runs similar time > - a couple of minutes. On 1 server 15'th tasks takes 1,5h. After that time > last 5 task runs quickly and end result report is produced for whole 10 > hosts. > > I have two problems/questions. > > Is there any simple way to debug/check which exactly task and on which > host is a blocker? Now I have to analyze log output and check what task is > "missing" from log - that task is running currently obviously. > > I use "strategy: free" so my 9 hosts are done quite quickly(10 minutes) > but I have report about it after my largest host/task - 2h after. I can't > exclude that host and run it in separate job because I am not able to tell > which one will be the blocker that day (I know it sounds weird - but it > is). So is it possible to get some final report about a single host? It > would be ofcourse between regular tasks but it is enough. Easy to grep and > "tag"(in my excel) host as done (even without final successfull report). > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ansible Project" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/ansible-project/b5dd86e3-3360-4c01-8e30-afc0589839b4%40googlegroups.com.
