Hello Ansible Citizens,
I am able to connect to a windows machine through a linux bastion host.
This is a central jump server that is connected to all of our client
networks. Each client network has it's own linux jump server.
To review the current configuration:
Example in the Ansible hosts
Dear Citizens of Ansible Project,
I may have a need to export large numbers of security groups from VPCs and
import them into new VPCs; basically I want to clone all the security
groups from one VPC, and import them to another.
Naturally, I thought of doing this using Ansible.
I have found
Dear Citizens of Ansible Project,
I may have a need to export large numbers of security groups from VPCs and
import them into new VPCs; basically I want to clone all the security
groups from one VPC, and import them to another.
Naturally, I thought of doing this using Ansible.
I have found
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and
[prod_deploy@srvtoolbox simontest]$ ansible tmdb02 -m ping
No hosts matched
I hope that I've gone about this in an acceptable way; thank you again for
your patience,
Simon
On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 2:54 PM, Henry Finucane h.finuc...@gmail.com wrote:
On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 10:56 AM, Simon Tyler
, there is a dynamic inventory script
called 'ssh_config.py' that ships with ansible that will do that for you.
On Jul 9, 2014 7:56 AM, Simon Tyler simon.syst...@gmail.com
javascript: wrote:
ok clearly I am doing something dumb.
I have an entry in ~/.ssh/config for destination host: tmdb02
Host tmdb02
Hello,
I was running an older version of ansible, and I couldn't find a way to get
it to connect through a bastion host to run scripts against a destination
server, so I tried upgrading ansible. (yum upgrade to 1.6.2)
Now it appears that some things don't work the way they did eg. it doesn't
