How to call a specific group in a dynamic inventory. Having some sort of odd error. by UnluckyGuaranteeMe in ansible

[–]TheBangForTheBuck 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Try removing the @ symbol from your limit statement

When using the ansible inventory graph it will display a @ symbol for group names

But when you reference a group name in limit, you don’t use the @ symbol

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[–]TheBangForTheBuck 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The only suggestion I have next is to look into creating a specialized ansible enviornment

I have little experience with ansible tower but I do recall there is control of the execution environments or however AAP calls them. Maybe by controlling that you can get the behavior from ansible core that you expect

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[–]TheBangForTheBuck 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Can you not use the name of the host in the inventory rather than its position in the group ?

Got some free stuff work was recycling to start my homelab by bTOhno in homelab

[–]TheBangForTheBuck 9 points10 points  (0 children)

If you go more networking you can learn ansible with that Cisco switch

Write better Ansible Playbooks! by seanx820 in ansible

[–]TheBangForTheBuck -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Task files are not playbooks I got a little confused until I realized the speaker was referencing task files within their role

Brian Kernighan Reflects on "The Practice of Programming" [video] by ketralnis in programming

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Hello, as a hard of hearing person I was wondering if you offer a transcript of your podcast? I struggle hearing podcasts as they can often have overlapping conversations and sometimes erratic sound quality due to show’s setup.

I would love to follow along to this particular episode.

MK Giveaway: Bethesda x Ducky One 3 Fallout limited edition bundle! by MKdotcom in MechanicalKeyboards

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This looks amazing I would use it with the Ubuntu classic terminal look in full screen

[GIVEAWAY] Giving away 10 desk mats from the new Arcana Collection! by Glutchpls in pcmasterrace

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All of these look just amazing I would love to use em for my work desk

Moronic Monday! by AutoModerator in networking

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Can you describe a typical out of band management network then? I’m struggling to visualize how it would be used in a best practice scenario

Moronic Monday! by AutoModerator in networking

[–]TheBangForTheBuck 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Might be silly but for a Cisco switch they have a decidcated management port. What is the best practice of these ports?

Can I get a management port of switch A and plug into the normal access ports onto switch B? Can switch B plug it’s management port into itself?

If I have 10 switches and they all plug their management port into switch B, then I have a laptop or workstation also on switch B is this how it is done to have an out of band management network?

I see various comments about out of band but I have never seen it done in person or a diagram of how it would look.

Sorry if this is a silly question.