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ansible playbook handling long running process
How to run ansible and ansible-playbook in pythonHow to run a Ansible playbook to a group of serversAnsible playbook does not run tasks from rolesAnsible - wait for user to key in value for interactive scripts on remote machineansible playbook syntax errorMultiple environment deploymentRun ansible-vault encrypt_string in ansible playbookRun Ansible playbook programmatically?Pass sudo Ansible-PlaybookAnsible playbook does not run tasks in roles
is it possible to handle processes that are long running and may not keep an application running in the cli. for example zfs scrub /tank completes in a few seconds yet the process of the scrub continues in the background. there is a utility called zed that can run a script or other actions when the scrub completes to get the details of the scrub. is there a way that ansible can handle situations like this to receive results and act on them or is this something that a tool like jenkins would be needed
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is it possible to handle processes that are long running and may not keep an application running in the cli. for example zfs scrub /tank completes in a few seconds yet the process of the scrub continues in the background. there is a utility called zed that can run a script or other actions when the scrub completes to get the details of the scrub. is there a way that ansible can handle situations like this to receive results and act on them or is this something that a tool like jenkins would be needed
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is it possible to handle processes that are long running and may not keep an application running in the cli. for example zfs scrub /tank completes in a few seconds yet the process of the scrub continues in the background. there is a utility called zed that can run a script or other actions when the scrub completes to get the details of the scrub. is there a way that ansible can handle situations like this to receive results and act on them or is this something that a tool like jenkins would be needed
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is it possible to handle processes that are long running and may not keep an application running in the cli. for example zfs scrub /tank completes in a few seconds yet the process of the scrub continues in the background. there is a utility called zed that can run a script or other actions when the scrub completes to get the details of the scrub. is there a way that ansible can handle situations like this to receive results and act on them or is this something that a tool like jenkins would be needed
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Use the wait_for module to make Ansible wait for the process to complete.
For example, you could configure the zed utility to create a file when the scrub process completes.
- name: Wait until the file /tmp/scrub-results is present before continuing
wait_for:
path: /tmp/scrub-results
The wait_for module can test many other conditions such as the presence of an open port or specific content to appear in a file. It can also watch a specific process ID until it terminates.
It is best to read the documentation to determine which is most suitable for your use case.
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Use the wait_for module to make Ansible wait for the process to complete.
For example, you could configure the zed utility to create a file when the scrub process completes.
- name: Wait until the file /tmp/scrub-results is present before continuing
wait_for:
path: /tmp/scrub-results
The wait_for module can test many other conditions such as the presence of an open port or specific content to appear in a file. It can also watch a specific process ID until it terminates.
It is best to read the documentation to determine which is most suitable for your use case.
answered Mar 8 at 11:20
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Use the wait_for module to make Ansible wait for the process to complete.
For example, you could configure the zed utility to create a file when the scrub process completes.
- name: Wait until the file /tmp/scrub-results is present before continuing
wait_for:
path: /tmp/scrub-results
The wait_for module can test many other conditions such as the presence of an open port or specific content to appear in a file. It can also watch a specific process ID until it terminates.
It is best to read the documentation to determine which is most suitable for your use case.
answered Mar 8 at 11:20
Steve E.Steve E.
5,21641945
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Use the wait_for module to make Ansible wait for the process to complete.
For example, you could configure the zed utility to create a file when the scrub process completes.
- name: Wait until the file /tmp/scrub-results is present before continuing
wait_for:
path: /tmp/scrub-results
The wait_for module can test many other conditions such as the presence of an open port or specific content to appear in a file. It can also watch a specific process ID until it terminates.
It is best to read the documentation to determine which is most suitable for your use case.
answered Mar 8 at 11:20
Steve E.Steve E.
5,21641945
Use the wait_for module to make Ansible wait for the process to complete.
For example, you could configure the zed utility to create a file when the scrub process completes.
- name: Wait until the file /tmp/scrub-results is present before continuing
wait_for:
path: /tmp/scrub-results
The wait_for module can test many other conditions such as the presence of an open port or specific content to appear in a file. It can also watch a specific process ID until it terminates.
It is best to read the documentation to determine which is most suitable for your use case.
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