Jan-Piet Mens :: Adapting inventory for Ansible
Ansible uses a so-called “inventory” to determine the list of nodes and groups of nodes it can use. This inventory file defaults to /etc/ansible/hosts and typically looks something like this in INI file format: [devservers] a1 k4.ww.mens.de [dbservers] deb101 ntp=ntp1.example.net sushi ansible_ssh_host=127.0.0.1 ansible_ssh_port=222 The above example defines two groups (devservers and dbservers) e
Jan-Piet Mens :: Ansible: pull instead of push
If you study Ansible’s documentation you’ll notice most of it refers to using Ansible in “push” mode. Push means, that a central Ansible “master server” connects via SSH to the machines (I call nodes) it wants to manage and does what it’s supposed to do. (The diagram I drew depicts this.) If “push” mode is too restrictive, or if I have too many machines to push to (think: time) I might require a d
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Jan-Piet Mens :: Provisioning CentOS EC2 instances with Ansible
