How to point to specific Python libraries
In our environment Ansible is installed on one of the servers that I have access to. However, I do not have access to root so I can only install packages etc as my account.
Read fact inside custom Python module [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Ansible: get all variables in own module? (1 answer) Access playbook variables from custom module in Ansible [duplicate] (1 answer) Closed 14 days ago. Is there a way to read a value from ansible_facts inside a custom Python module, without passing them as module variable? I’ve looked for this […]
Run a Python script main.py with a config file from Ansible
I have created several Python scripts, including a main.py script that sequentially runs 4 other Python scripts.
Run a Python script main.py with a config file from Ansible
I have created several Python scripts, including a main.py script that sequentially runs 4 other Python scripts.
Run a Python script main.py with a config file from Ansible
I have created several Python scripts, including a main.py script that sequentially runs 4 other Python scripts.
Run a Python script main.py with a config file from Ansible
I have created several Python scripts, including a main.py script that sequentially runs 4 other Python scripts.
How to get the available Python versions on Remote Node?
I have some machines with different properties and different installed versions of Python. Now I want to write a task that returns all available Python versions on every machine (some have 2.7.x, some 3.8.x and others are in between).
Using ansible.builtin.copy inside my custom module
I am trying to create a custom module that download files from a AWS S3 bucket, since I am having problem with AWS CLI reading my credentials file with the module amazon.aws.s3_bucket. The idea is to download the file using boto3 library and them copy that file to the remote hosts using ansible.builtin.copy.