I'm using ansible 2.9. There is no *shutdown* module available.
I need to automate shutdown command via Ansible playbook. The target hosts
are different distributions of CentOS servers - 7 or 6. When I ran the
playbook to shutdown them, the execution will hang forever for one of
CentOS 7 servers. I had to hit Ctrl-C. The execution stopped when *example8
*is down. It is CentOS 7. The *example7* is CentOS 6 and does not hang
forever.
inventory file:
[shutdown_300]
example1
[shutdown_301]
example2
[shutdown_302]
example3
[shutdown_303]
example4
[shutdown_304]
example5
[shutdown_305]
example6
[shutdown_306]
example7
example8
[shutdown_30:children]
shutdown_306
shutdown_305
shutdown_304
shutdown_303
shutdown_302
shutdown_301
shutdown_300
Here is the playbook:
---
- hosts: shutdown_30
gather_facts: no
tasks:
- name: Shutdown order 30
raw: shutdown -h now
ignore_unreachable: true
ignore_errors: true
command to run the playbook:
ansible-playbook -i inventory shutdown.yml
Is there better way to prevent hang because the host is down?
Xinhuan
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