If i increase the delay, in that condition also, it gives the same error.
when i ran the above scripts in ansible-playbook --check debug option.
it gave this error
fatal: [localhost]: FAILED! => {"msg": "'dict object' has no attribute
'instances'"}
to retry, use: --limit @/root/insta
What happens if you increase the delay?
On Wednesday, December 13, 2017 at 3:56:47 PM UTC+11, Ajay Sharma wrote:
>
> My Ansible AWS EC2 instance creation script gives this error.
>
> "Timeout when waiting for 172.31.25.6:22"}
> to retry, use: --limit @/root/instance/provision-ec2.retry
>
Hi,
I'm trying to create a batch of json files, that will pull values from an
inventory group.
Ideally, what I would like to have happen is 10 different files are created
(the inventory group has 10 nodes in it), using both the position of the
node in the inventory list and the fqdn of the nod
Ansible used the TEMP environment variable to determine the path to the
temporary folder, so you can just type in *%TEMP%* in Windows explorer to
get there for the current user. When doing this through RDP you might be
redirected to a folder called 1, 2, 3, ... but that's just an Explorer
thing
No worries, unfortunately package management in Windows is in a pretty poor
state as there is no first class manager like yum or apt. Chocolatey is
pretty good and I would recommend using it if possible as it abstracts a
lot of the information away to the point where you can just mention the
pa
While you can use win_shell I find it is better to use win_command when it
comes to running executables, this way you don't fall prey to the shell
specific escaping, e.g. when using win_shell you usually have to do it like;
- win_shell: &"C:\Program Files\someapp\app.exe"
compared to
- win_com
My task throws an error as follows:
TASK [mysql : Update MySQL root password for all root accounts]
failed: [1.2.3.4] (item=127.0.0.1) => {"changed": false, "item":
"127.0.0.1", "msg": "unable to connect to database, check
Hey everyone. I have some questions about how AWX handles nested yaml
values for things like surveys.
I have a nested yaml declaration in previous playbook for group_vars, and
they look like this:
# OS API User Login Information:
auth:
os_auth_url: "http://openstack.domain.io5:5000";
os_use
You can pass win_shell a chdir in the 'args' section as well if that helps
(may not if a full path is needed).
Feel free to go back to your vendor and ask them how their automated
testing works if its such a pain to install/uninstall their product. The
only way we will get better quality instal
Sorry I thought I had replied to this one days ago.
Yes you are right uri doesn't do that so curl would be the only other option I
can think of right now.
The way we do releases without down time is to have a minimum of two vms
running Tomcat and a load balancer in front of them. To deploy, we
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