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Getting AWS instance details with Ansible
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
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Data science time! April 2019 and salary with experienceSafely limiting Ansible playbooks to a single machine?error trying to change the root volume_size for EC2 instance using ansibleHow to add and mount volumes for EC2 instance with AnsibleCreating Volume, Attaching volume and Mouting it to EC2 instance using AnsiblePrint out the ansible host nameAnsible: provision newly allocated ec2 instanceError on simple ansible play-bookHow to setup ansible for ec2 instance?how to get metadata of aws instance created in ansible?ec2_ami ansible module causes AWS instance to be unreachable
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I'm writing my first Ansible playbook to get some instance details from AWS, but I'm unable to get the playbook correct. I'm getting this error: ERROR! playbooks must be a list of plays.
Below is my playbook.
#get vailable instance details
-name: "Create and attach ebs volumes"
tasks:
ec2_instance_facts:
region: us-west-2
filter :
"tag:role": PrimaryApplicationInstance
ansible
edited Mar 22 at 6:12
karel
2,32782732
asked Mar 22 at 5:51
Shad_zamShad_zam
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I'm writing my first Ansible playbook to get some instance details from AWS, but I'm unable to get the playbook correct. I'm getting this error: ERROR! playbooks must be a list of plays.
Below is my playbook.
#get vailable instance details
-name: "Create and attach ebs volumes"
tasks:
ec2_instance_facts:
region: us-west-2
filter :
"tag:role": PrimaryApplicationInstance
ansible
edited Mar 22 at 6:12
karel
2,32782732
asked Mar 22 at 5:51
Shad_zamShad_zam
51
add a comment |
I'm writing my first Ansible playbook to get some instance details from AWS, but I'm unable to get the playbook correct. I'm getting this error: ERROR! playbooks must be a list of plays.
Below is my playbook.
#get vailable instance details
-name: "Create and attach ebs volumes"
tasks:
ec2_instance_facts:
region: us-west-2
filter :
"tag:role": PrimaryApplicationInstance
ansible
edited Mar 22 at 6:12
karel
2,32782732
asked Mar 22 at 5:51
Shad_zamShad_zam
51
I'm writing my first Ansible playbook to get some instance details from AWS, but I'm unable to get the playbook correct. I'm getting this error: ERROR! playbooks must be a list of plays.
Below is my playbook.
#get vailable instance details
-name: "Create and attach ebs volumes"
tasks:
ec2_instance_facts:
region: us-west-2
filter :
"tag:role": PrimaryApplicationInstance
ansible
ansible
edited Mar 22 at 6:12
karel
2,32782732
asked Mar 22 at 5:51
Shad_zamShad_zam
51
edited Mar 22 at 6:12
karel
2,32782732
asked Mar 22 at 5:51
Shad_zamShad_zam
51
edited Mar 22 at 6:12
karel
2,32782732
edited Mar 22 at 6:12
karel
2,32782732
edited Mar 22 at 6:12
karel
2,32782732
2,32782732
asked Mar 22 at 5:51
Shad_zamShad_zam
51
asked Mar 22 at 5:51
Shad_zamShad_zam
51
asked Mar 22 at 5:51
Shad_zamShad_zam
51
51
add a comment |
add a comment |
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The playbook in ansible follow some syntax and format.
Use below:
---
- name: <name of the playbook>
hosts: <hosts_group>
tasks:
- name: <name of the task for reference>
ec2_instance_facts:
<module arguments>
ansible follows indentation of 2 spaces in yaml format.
Since you are new you can check the syntax of the playbook using below command.
ansible-playbook --syntax-check <playbook_file_name>.yml -i inventory
-i --> inventory file where hosts and vars can be defined in the format
<var_name> = <var_value>
answered Mar 22 at 6:59
error404error404
687511
thank you seems it was a simple syntax error i got the hang of it and successfully completed my first playbook.
– Shad_zam
Mar 26 at 11:21
Great..ansible is quite structured :)
– error404
Mar 26 at 15:31
add a comment |
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The playbook in ansible follow some syntax and format.
Use below:
---
- name: <name of the playbook>
hosts: <hosts_group>
tasks:
- name: <name of the task for reference>
ec2_instance_facts:
<module arguments>
ansible follows indentation of 2 spaces in yaml format.
Since you are new you can check the syntax of the playbook using below command.
ansible-playbook --syntax-check <playbook_file_name>.yml -i inventory
-i --> inventory file where hosts and vars can be defined in the format
<var_name> = <var_value>
answered Mar 22 at 6:59
error404error404
687511
thank you seems it was a simple syntax error i got the hang of it and successfully completed my first playbook.
– Shad_zam
Mar 26 at 11:21
Great..ansible is quite structured :)
– error404
Mar 26 at 15:31
add a comment |
The playbook in ansible follow some syntax and format.
Use below:
---
- name: <name of the playbook>
hosts: <hosts_group>
tasks:
- name: <name of the task for reference>
ec2_instance_facts:
<module arguments>
ansible follows indentation of 2 spaces in yaml format.
Since you are new you can check the syntax of the playbook using below command.
ansible-playbook --syntax-check <playbook_file_name>.yml -i inventory
-i --> inventory file where hosts and vars can be defined in the format
<var_name> = <var_value>
answered Mar 22 at 6:59
error404error404
687511
thank you seems it was a simple syntax error i got the hang of it and successfully completed my first playbook.
– Shad_zam
Mar 26 at 11:21
Great..ansible is quite structured :)
– error404
Mar 26 at 15:31
add a comment |
The playbook in ansible follow some syntax and format.
Use below:
---
- name: <name of the playbook>
hosts: <hosts_group>
tasks:
- name: <name of the task for reference>
ec2_instance_facts:
<module arguments>
ansible follows indentation of 2 spaces in yaml format.
Since you are new you can check the syntax of the playbook using below command.
ansible-playbook --syntax-check <playbook_file_name>.yml -i inventory
-i --> inventory file where hosts and vars can be defined in the format
<var_name> = <var_value>
answered Mar 22 at 6:59
error404error404
687511
The playbook in ansible follow some syntax and format.
Use below:
---
- name: <name of the playbook>
hosts: <hosts_group>
tasks:
- name: <name of the task for reference>
ec2_instance_facts:
<module arguments>
ansible follows indentation of 2 spaces in yaml format.
Since you are new you can check the syntax of the playbook using below command.
ansible-playbook --syntax-check <playbook_file_name>.yml -i inventory
-i --> inventory file where hosts and vars can be defined in the format
<var_name> = <var_value>
answered Mar 22 at 6:59
error404error404
687511
answered Mar 22 at 6:59
error404error404
687511
answered Mar 22 at 6:59
error404error404
687511
answered Mar 22 at 6:59
error404error404
687511
687511
thank you seems it was a simple syntax error i got the hang of it and successfully completed my first playbook.
– Shad_zam
Mar 26 at 11:21
Great..ansible is quite structured :)
– error404
Mar 26 at 15:31
add a comment |
thank you seems it was a simple syntax error i got the hang of it and successfully completed my first playbook.
– Shad_zam
Mar 26 at 11:21
Great..ansible is quite structured :)
– error404
Mar 26 at 15:31
thank you seems it was a simple syntax error i got the hang of it and successfully completed my first playbook.
– Shad_zam
Mar 26 at 11:21
thank you seems it was a simple syntax error i got the hang of it and successfully completed my first playbook.
– Shad_zam
Mar 26 at 11:21
Great..ansible is quite structured :)
– error404
Mar 26 at 15:31
Great..ansible is quite structured :)
– error404
Mar 26 at 15:31
add a comment |
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