My initial answer was very generic, but so was the question. In any
case it still applies.
If you are asking if Ansible has a 'built in' way to do this, no, it
does not, but it does give you the facilities to build this easily
yourself in any way that works for you.
You can use a callback/fact
Am Donnerstag, 9. Februar 2017 14:10:01 UTC+1 schrieb Johannes Kastl:
>
>
> Read up on ansible's idempotency.
>
>
Ansible does not guarantee that playbooks are idempotent. They are only
idempotent, if you limit yourself to those modules and arguments, which are
actually idempotent. And this is
On 09.02.17 14:00 Cev Ing wrote:
> Background: I have a playbook and I use it on my hosts. Then I
> change it. The change affects about half of the hosts. But the
> change was erroneous. Next I correct the playbook. And now I would
> like to run the playbook on those hosts changed by the last
Am Mittwoch, 8. Februar 2017 17:02:16 UTC+1 schrieb Brian Coca:
>
> Use the connected/not connected data as part of your inventory, groups
> seem like the obvious thing.
>
It is not so obvious to me, what you suggest. The inventory is something
written by hand. Should I manually write the
Use the connected/not connected data as part of your inventory, groups
seem like the obvious thing.
O
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