Hello everyone. I have been working with the collection for ServiceNow and
ansible for about a week or so and I've come across an issue I can't seem
to resolve. I'm using the ansible inventory plugin to get my inventory from
cmdb. I would like to create groups for specific versions of the linux OS's
I have in my environment.
Unfortunately in CMDB we don't capture the OS version either major or minor
numbers in CMDB, But we do capture the uname -a which I can then parse out
the major kernel version number I can can assume by that number which
version of the OS it is.
The issue I have is I cannot seem to correct format the key so if the major
number = "3" then the group name would be RHEL7 and major number ="4" would
be RHEL8. The RHEL7 and RHEL8 are the group names I'm trying to build. But
whatever I try won't work.
Here is my existing code as it stands today for just RHEL7:
keyed_groups:
- key: u_network_zone | replace('-', '_')
trailing_separator: no
- key: "{% if short_description.split(' ')[2].split('.')[0] == '3'
%}RHEL7{% endif %}"
trailing_separator: no
I tried a few other way of approaching this but none of them work. Has
anyone tried this or have any suggestions? By the way, this collection is
from Redhat and not the collection from GITHUB or galaxy. I see they are a
tad bit different. I'm using 1.4.0 in case that matters
Thanks!
Glen
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