Hello,

not sure whether I understand your goal right. I assume you want to have 
given group of tasks for each kind of server/host inside the same playbook.

One possibility would be to organize the playbook tasks inside different 
blocks and have a hosts definition for each of these blocks. A, B can be 
single hosts or groups from inventory.

---
- name: block A
  hosts: A
  tasks:
  - name: T1 on a
    debug:
      msg: T1

- name: block B
  hosts: B
  tasks:
  - name: T2 on b
    debug:
      msg: T2

- name: block common
  hosts: all
  tasks:
  - name: T3
    debug:
      msg: T3

BR,
Roland

[email protected] schrieb am Donnerstag, 20. Mai 2021 um 18:43:17 UTC+3:

> Hello Anyone here can guide me on Ansible ?
> I have created a role for AEM(Adobe Experience Manager) Author and 
> Publisher. They both have exact same instructions however as per role their 
> variables do change.  One server per role. One server cannot have two 
> roles. 
>
> Variable values are to be dictated by tag. We have two or more VM's but 
> Ansible code should grab the value of the variable depending on tag. Has 
> anyone done this before? If yes a code snippet or article would be 
> appreciated.
>
> Example code snippet is below:
>
> - name: Create mnt directory structure
>   file:
>     path: /mnt/{{ item }}
>     state: directory
>     owner: cq5
>     group: cq5
>     mode: 775
>   with_items:
>     - crx
>     - crx/author
>     - crx/publish
>   tags:
>     - aem_author
>     - aem_publish
>
> - name: Copy License file on Author
>   copy:
>     src: license.properties
>     dest: "{{ item }}"
>     owner: cq5
>     group: cq5
>     mode: 755
>     force: yes
>   loop:
>     - "{{ author_folder }}"
>     - "{{ publishe_folder }}"
>   tags:
>     - aem_author
>     - aem_publish
>
> So as you see in the above snippet, looping variables should be fed as per 
> server. If no tag is given then it should feed in the variable and in fact 
> skip it.
>
> Is this possible at all?
> Thanks and Regards,
> Ameya Agashe
>

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