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Getting error when using Ansible playbook. error message: “msg”: “boto required for this module”
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I'm trying to execute a playbook for starting an ec2 instance. Have boto3 and python installed on both controlling machine and client node. But it still gives me the error saying:
"msg": "boto required for this module"
Have tried everything suggested here: Ansible ec2: "boto required for this module". But nada.
ansible boto3
asked Mar 28 at 14:56
VardhanVardhan
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I'm trying to execute a playbook for starting an ec2 instance. Have boto3 and python installed on both controlling machine and client node. But it still gives me the error saying:
"msg": "boto required for this module"
Have tried everything suggested here: Ansible ec2: "boto required for this module". But nada.
ansible boto3
asked Mar 28 at 14:56
VardhanVardhan
1
boto and boto3 are different things.
– Jack
Mar 28 at 14:59
Pip3 install boto3
– error404
Mar 28 at 17:01
I guess this task most probably runs on localhost. If for whatever reason you run it on a remote host, did you install the requirements there ?
– Zeitounator
Mar 28 at 17:32
ohk. thanks guys. have another doubt. i'm workign with python 2.7.3. For this, which version of boto is needed? boto or boto3? @error404, I aleady installed boto3 in the remote host. the issue came up inspite of that.
– Vardhan
Mar 29 at 6:09
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I'm trying to execute a playbook for starting an ec2 instance. Have boto3 and python installed on both controlling machine and client node. But it still gives me the error saying:
"msg": "boto required for this module"
Have tried everything suggested here: Ansible ec2: "boto required for this module". But nada.
ansible boto3
asked Mar 28 at 14:56
VardhanVardhan
1
I'm trying to execute a playbook for starting an ec2 instance. Have boto3 and python installed on both controlling machine and client node. But it still gives me the error saying:
"msg": "boto required for this module"
Have tried everything suggested here: Ansible ec2: "boto required for this module". But nada.
ansible boto3
ansible boto3
asked Mar 28 at 14:56
VardhanVardhan
1
asked Mar 28 at 14:56
VardhanVardhan
1
asked Mar 28 at 14:56
VardhanVardhan
1
asked Mar 28 at 14:56
VardhanVardhan
1
asked Mar 28 at 14:56
VardhanVardhan
1
1
boto and boto3 are different things.
– Jack
Mar 28 at 14:59
Pip3 install boto3
– error404
Mar 28 at 17:01
I guess this task most probably runs on localhost. If for whatever reason you run it on a remote host, did you install the requirements there ?
– Zeitounator
Mar 28 at 17:32
ohk. thanks guys. have another doubt. i'm workign with python 2.7.3. For this, which version of boto is needed? boto or boto3? @error404, I aleady installed boto3 in the remote host. the issue came up inspite of that.
– Vardhan
Mar 29 at 6:09
add a comment
|
boto and boto3 are different things.
– Jack
Mar 28 at 14:59
Pip3 install boto3
– error404
Mar 28 at 17:01
I guess this task most probably runs on localhost. If for whatever reason you run it on a remote host, did you install the requirements there ?
– Zeitounator
Mar 28 at 17:32
ohk. thanks guys. have another doubt. i'm workign with python 2.7.3. For this, which version of boto is needed? boto or boto3? @error404, I aleady installed boto3 in the remote host. the issue came up inspite of that.
– Vardhan
Mar 29 at 6:09
boto and boto3 are different things.
– Jack
Mar 28 at 14:59
boto and boto3 are different things.
– Jack
Mar 28 at 14:59
Pip3 install boto3
– error404
Mar 28 at 17:01
Pip3 install boto3
– error404
Mar 28 at 17:01
I guess this task most probably runs on localhost. If for whatever reason you run it on a remote host, did you install the requirements there ?
– Zeitounator
Mar 28 at 17:32
I guess this task most probably runs on localhost. If for whatever reason you run it on a remote host, did you install the requirements there ?
– Zeitounator
Mar 28 at 17:32
ohk. thanks guys. have another doubt. i'm workign with python 2.7.3. For this, which version of boto is needed? boto or boto3? @error404, I aleady installed boto3 in the remote host. the issue came up inspite of that.
– Vardhan
Mar 29 at 6:09
ohk. thanks guys. have another doubt. i'm workign with python 2.7.3. For this, which version of boto is needed? boto or boto3? @error404, I aleady installed boto3 in the remote host. the issue came up inspite of that.
– Vardhan
Mar 29 at 6:09
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You are missing the python boto package on the host that is executing the Ansible playbooks.
You can install it via the python package manager
$ pip install boto --user
If you are using linux you can also install it via the package manager:
# RHEL/CentOS
$ sudo yum -y install python-pip
# Fedora
$ sudo dnf -y install python-pip
Package dependencies are listed on the Ansible website for each module. For example for the ec2 module the Ansible host dependencies are:
python >= 2.6
boto
It is worth noting that that boto, botocore, and boto3 are all separate packages.
answered Mar 28 at 20:43
NickNick
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But I have already installed boto3 in controlling machine as well as node. That's what I've said in the first line of my question. Inspite of being installed, i got the above error. Is the issue related to the version of boto? Like Jack commented above, I'll try installing boto on both machines.
– Vardhan
Mar 29 at 6:18
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You are missing the python boto package on the host that is executing the Ansible playbooks.
You can install it via the python package manager
$ pip install boto --user
If you are using linux you can also install it via the package manager:
# RHEL/CentOS
$ sudo yum -y install python-pip
# Fedora
$ sudo dnf -y install python-pip
Package dependencies are listed on the Ansible website for each module. For example for the ec2 module the Ansible host dependencies are:
python >= 2.6
boto
It is worth noting that that boto, botocore, and boto3 are all separate packages.
answered Mar 28 at 20:43
NickNick
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But I have already installed boto3 in controlling machine as well as node. That's what I've said in the first line of my question. Inspite of being installed, i got the above error. Is the issue related to the version of boto? Like Jack commented above, I'll try installing boto on both machines.
– Vardhan
Mar 29 at 6:18
add a comment
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You are missing the python boto package on the host that is executing the Ansible playbooks.
You can install it via the python package manager
$ pip install boto --user
If you are using linux you can also install it via the package manager:
# RHEL/CentOS
$ sudo yum -y install python-pip
# Fedora
$ sudo dnf -y install python-pip
Package dependencies are listed on the Ansible website for each module. For example for the ec2 module the Ansible host dependencies are:
python >= 2.6
boto
It is worth noting that that boto, botocore, and boto3 are all separate packages.
answered Mar 28 at 20:43
NickNick
8427 silver badges19 bronze badges
But I have already installed boto3 in controlling machine as well as node. That's what I've said in the first line of my question. Inspite of being installed, i got the above error. Is the issue related to the version of boto? Like Jack commented above, I'll try installing boto on both machines.
– Vardhan
Mar 29 at 6:18
add a comment
|
You are missing the python boto package on the host that is executing the Ansible playbooks.
You can install it via the python package manager
$ pip install boto --user
If you are using linux you can also install it via the package manager:
# RHEL/CentOS
$ sudo yum -y install python-pip
# Fedora
$ sudo dnf -y install python-pip
Package dependencies are listed on the Ansible website for each module. For example for the ec2 module the Ansible host dependencies are:
python >= 2.6
boto
It is worth noting that that boto, botocore, and boto3 are all separate packages.
answered Mar 28 at 20:43
NickNick
8427 silver badges19 bronze badges
You are missing the python boto package on the host that is executing the Ansible playbooks.
You can install it via the python package manager
$ pip install boto --user
If you are using linux you can also install it via the package manager:
# RHEL/CentOS
$ sudo yum -y install python-pip
# Fedora
$ sudo dnf -y install python-pip
Package dependencies are listed on the Ansible website for each module. For example for the ec2 module the Ansible host dependencies are:
python >= 2.6
boto
It is worth noting that that boto, botocore, and boto3 are all separate packages.
answered Mar 28 at 20:43
NickNick
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answered Mar 28 at 20:43
NickNick
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answered Mar 28 at 20:43
NickNick
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answered Mar 28 at 20:43
NickNick
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But I have already installed boto3 in controlling machine as well as node. That's what I've said in the first line of my question. Inspite of being installed, i got the above error. Is the issue related to the version of boto? Like Jack commented above, I'll try installing boto on both machines.
– Vardhan
Mar 29 at 6:18
add a comment
|
But I have already installed boto3 in controlling machine as well as node. That's what I've said in the first line of my question. Inspite of being installed, i got the above error. Is the issue related to the version of boto? Like Jack commented above, I'll try installing boto on both machines.
– Vardhan
Mar 29 at 6:18
But I have already installed boto3 in controlling machine as well as node. That's what I've said in the first line of my question. Inspite of being installed, i got the above error. Is the issue related to the version of boto? Like Jack commented above, I'll try installing boto on both machines.
– Vardhan
Mar 29 at 6:18
But I have already installed boto3 in controlling machine as well as node. That's what I've said in the first line of my question. Inspite of being installed, i got the above error. Is the issue related to the version of boto? Like Jack commented above, I'll try installing boto on both machines.
– Vardhan
Mar 29 at 6:18
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boto and boto3 are different things.
– Jack
Mar 28 at 14:59
Pip3 install boto3
– error404
Mar 28 at 17:01
I guess this task most probably runs on localhost. If for whatever reason you run it on a remote host, did you install the requirements there ?
– Zeitounator
Mar 28 at 17:32
ohk. thanks guys. have another doubt. i'm workign with python 2.7.3. For this, which version of boto is needed? boto or boto3? @error404, I aleady installed boto3 in the remote host. the issue came up inspite of that.
– Vardhan
Mar 29 at 6:09