Ansible : strange jinja2 behaviour with lowercase
can anyone explain the following Jinja behaviour in Ansible?
How to prevent Ansible to use Jinja2 templating?
I’ve encountered a very weird behaviour in Ansible 2.9.27. This code does not work:
How to replace jinja2 variable only when first provisioning file
How can I write an ansible task that creates a file from a template such that a Jinja2 variable in the template’s source file is updated only the very first time that file is provisioned by ansible?
How to replace jinja2 variable only when first provisioning file
How can I write an ansible task that creates a file from a template such that a Jinja2 variable in the template’s source file is updated only the very first time that file is provisioned by ansible?
How to replace jinja2 variable only when first provisioning file
How can I write an ansible task that creates a file from a template such that a Jinja2 variable in the template’s source file is updated only the very first time that file is provisioned by ansible?
How to replace jinja2 variable only when first provisioning file
How can I write an ansible task that creates a file from a template such that a Jinja2 variable in the template’s source file is updated only the very first time that file is provisioned by ansible?
Select items in list where attribute does *not* match regex pattern
I have a list of dicts, something like:
Select items in list where attribute does *not* match regex pattern
I have a list of dicts, something like:
Select items in list where attribute does *not* match regex pattern
I have a list of dicts, something like:
Manipulate data in Ansible
Hi I’m having problem to understand this. my vm_info is below. I want to add each item to each vm in ansible and create new dictionary
my desired output: