My ansible playbook running throguh Oracle Linux Automation Manger gives me logs after the execution of tasks instead of in realtime for the below playbook.

I’m working with Ansible and I’ve encountered a syntax error that I can’t seem to resolve. The error message indicates that it did not find the expected ‘-‘ indicator. Here’s a sanitized version of the code block where the error occurs: – name: Add lines to “file.conf” if they do not exist lineinfile: path: /path/to/file.conf […]

I created a dictionary variable like this in Ansible

I am making my own small cluster server and configuring everything through Ansible but I am a bit stuck on checking whether or not a variable has been inserted into /boot/firmware/cmdline.txt or not.

Apologies in advance: I’ve been working with salt for the last few years . . .

I am using ansible role. I have two dev servers, but I want to setup host variables based on the hosts.
I have created environments directory and also I created one directory dev
Environment > dev > main.yaml

I am trying to do a lookup of the UID for each user that is defined in a list of dictionaries, where the list contains dictionaries “user”, “val1”, “val2”. I was attempting to use the getent module to access the “passwd” database and then display (debug) and then access these values in a subsequent task to create a file named with the UID and the key value pairs for the “val1”, “val2” dictionaries in the list written out as contents of the file.

I have multiple tasks like Copy/Stop/Start so I created three yaml file based on the action. When I am passing single action then it is working fine but when I am passing two actions then playbook skipping the task.