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Based of the comments in DisQus:
It's also not really clear from this example if the inventory really is dynamic. I'm creating multiple linodes and a nodebalancer, but getting back the info I need is painful and something I keep having to do over and over again after I make changes.
The whole idea of dynamic inventory is that it gets updated as changes are made, and you can then query those new values from your ansible tasks. Or am I missing something?
How hard would it be to post a simple example where some one:
makes two linodes
1a. adds a private IP to each linode
makes a nodebalancer
makes a nodebalancer config
adds the two private IPs to the nodebalancer config in step 3.
It's becoming really painful, but maybe that's because I'm doing all the 1a and on steps with a bunch of command: tasks calling linode-cli by hand. And then pulling back the data by hand.
I tried using the uri: module, but no luck. I'm probably being stupid. But it would be great if you guys could post an example doing something close to the above steps. Yes it's going to be long and involved, but that's ok!!!!
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Based of the comments in DisQus:
It's also not really clear from this example if the inventory really is dynamic. I'm creating multiple linodes and a nodebalancer, but getting back the info I need is painful and something I keep having to do over and over again after I make changes.
The whole idea of dynamic inventory is that it gets updated as changes are made, and you can then query those new values from your ansible tasks. Or am I missing something?
How hard would it be to post a simple example where some one:
1a. adds a private IP to each linode
It's becoming really painful, but maybe that's because I'm doing all the 1a and on steps with a bunch of command: tasks calling linode-cli by hand. And then pulling back the data by hand.
I tried using the uri: module, but no luck. I'm probably being stupid. But it would be great if you guys could post an example doing something close to the above steps. Yes it's going to be long and involved, but that's ok!!!!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: