I am using the following files/ organization for an Ansible project for src files to copy onto target (my roles all follow this scheme):

my playbook looks like

my playbook looks like

I’m trying to write an ansible playbook to install my application. I’m trying to detect that an environment variable is unset. I know I can use the lookup plugin to find an environment variable like this: lookup('env', 'FOO').

I’m trying to write an ansible playbook to install my application. I’m trying to detect that an environment variable is unset. I know I can use the lookup plugin to find an environment variable like this: lookup('env', 'FOO').

I’m trying to write an ansible playbook to install my application. I’m trying to detect that an environment variable is unset. I know I can use the lookup plugin to find an environment variable like this: lookup('env', 'FOO').

I’m trying to create an array in Ansible that contains all the AWS regions that are enabled in my account that support FSx for NetApp ONTAP (FSxN).

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I think i have a decent understanding of how rescue works in ansible, appears very similar to try/catch/finaly in other languages, but there is one specific detail from the documentation i don’t get.

In our playbook we have a host named: backupserver
Lets assume we have a big list of inventories +- 100.
Now we have a new backupserver, so we end up with 2 different hosts: