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I have a docker-compose project that I would like to convert to Ansible.
Everything is working fine but I want to convert the command below from docker compose to Ansible.
I tried to pass (env, envfile command) and it is still not working correctly. This is the command in docker compose
Environment:
- NGINX_HOST=http://nginx:80
Is there any way to select and use environment variables in Ansible playbook?
What is the syntax of this command in Ansible ?
my playbook
- hosts: all
connection: local
tasks:
- name: 3
command: docker build --network host -t man /home/my/Documents/2/mysite/
- name: php
docker_container:
name: 1-php
image: php:fpm
state: started
volumes:
- ./file:/var/www/html/x.com
- name: nginx-vts-exporter
docker_container:
name: x-Exporter
image: sophos/nginx-vts-exporter:latest
state: started
ports:
- 9913:9913
- name: prom
docker_container:
name: x-prometheus
image: prom/prometheus:latest
state: started
ports:
- 9090:9090
volumes:
- ./monitor/prometheus.yml:/etc/prometheus/prometheus.yml
links:
- x-Exporter
- name: nginx
docker_container:
name: x-Nginx
image: nginx:latest
volumes:
- ./site.conf:/etc/nginx/conf.d/x.conf:ro
- ./file:/var/www/html/x.com
ports:
- 80:80
links:
- 1-php
- x-Exporter
docker docker-compose ansible
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I have a docker-compose project that I would like to convert to Ansible.
Everything is working fine but I want to convert the command below from docker compose to Ansible.
I tried to pass (env, envfile command) and it is still not working correctly. This is the command in docker compose
Environment:
- NGINX_HOST=http://nginx:80
Is there any way to select and use environment variables in Ansible playbook?
What is the syntax of this command in Ansible ?
my playbook
- hosts: all
connection: local
tasks:
- name: 3
command: docker build --network host -t man /home/my/Documents/2/mysite/
- name: php
docker_container:
name: 1-php
image: php:fpm
state: started
volumes:
- ./file:/var/www/html/x.com
- name: nginx-vts-exporter
docker_container:
name: x-Exporter
image: sophos/nginx-vts-exporter:latest
state: started
ports:
- 9913:9913
- name: prom
docker_container:
name: x-prometheus
image: prom/prometheus:latest
state: started
ports:
- 9090:9090
volumes:
- ./monitor/prometheus.yml:/etc/prometheus/prometheus.yml
links:
- x-Exporter
- name: nginx
docker_container:
name: x-Nginx
image: nginx:latest
volumes:
- ./site.conf:/etc/nginx/conf.d/x.conf:ro
- ./file:/var/www/html/x.com
ports:
- 80:80
links:
- 1-php
- x-Exporter
docker docker-compose ansible
asked Mar 7 at 9:39
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For the enviroment variables of target machine, uselookup('env', 'NGINX_HOST'). For the ones of source, see this post: stackoverflow.com/questions/21422158/…
– vahdet
Mar 7 at 9:44
i need to use it with docker ... tried to use the syntax in the answer and it didn't work
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 9:52
add a comment |
I have a docker-compose project that I would like to convert to Ansible.
Everything is working fine but I want to convert the command below from docker compose to Ansible.
I tried to pass (env, envfile command) and it is still not working correctly. This is the command in docker compose
Environment:
- NGINX_HOST=http://nginx:80
Is there any way to select and use environment variables in Ansible playbook?
What is the syntax of this command in Ansible ?
my playbook
- hosts: all
connection: local
tasks:
- name: 3
command: docker build --network host -t man /home/my/Documents/2/mysite/
- name: php
docker_container:
name: 1-php
image: php:fpm
state: started
volumes:
- ./file:/var/www/html/x.com
- name: nginx-vts-exporter
docker_container:
name: x-Exporter
image: sophos/nginx-vts-exporter:latest
state: started
ports:
- 9913:9913
- name: prom
docker_container:
name: x-prometheus
image: prom/prometheus:latest
state: started
ports:
- 9090:9090
volumes:
- ./monitor/prometheus.yml:/etc/prometheus/prometheus.yml
links:
- x-Exporter
- name: nginx
docker_container:
name: x-Nginx
image: nginx:latest
volumes:
- ./site.conf:/etc/nginx/conf.d/x.conf:ro
- ./file:/var/www/html/x.com
ports:
- 80:80
links:
- 1-php
- x-Exporter
docker docker-compose ansible
asked Mar 7 at 9:39
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I have a docker-compose project that I would like to convert to Ansible.
Everything is working fine but I want to convert the command below from docker compose to Ansible.
I tried to pass (env, envfile command) and it is still not working correctly. This is the command in docker compose
Environment:
- NGINX_HOST=http://nginx:80
Is there any way to select and use environment variables in Ansible playbook?
What is the syntax of this command in Ansible ?
my playbook
- hosts: all
connection: local
tasks:
- name: 3
command: docker build --network host -t man /home/my/Documents/2/mysite/
- name: php
docker_container:
name: 1-php
image: php:fpm
state: started
volumes:
- ./file:/var/www/html/x.com
- name: nginx-vts-exporter
docker_container:
name: x-Exporter
image: sophos/nginx-vts-exporter:latest
state: started
ports:
- 9913:9913
- name: prom
docker_container:
name: x-prometheus
image: prom/prometheus:latest
state: started
ports:
- 9090:9090
volumes:
- ./monitor/prometheus.yml:/etc/prometheus/prometheus.yml
links:
- x-Exporter
- name: nginx
docker_container:
name: x-Nginx
image: nginx:latest
volumes:
- ./site.conf:/etc/nginx/conf.d/x.conf:ro
- ./file:/var/www/html/x.com
ports:
- 80:80
links:
- 1-php
- x-Exporter
docker docker-compose ansible
docker docker-compose ansible
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For the enviroment variables of target machine, uselookup('env', 'NGINX_HOST'). For the ones of source, see this post: stackoverflow.com/questions/21422158/…
– vahdet
Mar 7 at 9:44
i need to use it with docker ... tried to use the syntax in the answer and it didn't work
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 9:52
add a comment |
For the enviroment variables of target machine, uselookup('env', 'NGINX_HOST'). For the ones of source, see this post: stackoverflow.com/questions/21422158/…
– vahdet
Mar 7 at 9:44
i need to use it with docker ... tried to use the syntax in the answer and it didn't work
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 9:52
For the enviroment variables of target machine, use
lookup('env', 'NGINX_HOST') . For the ones of source, see this post: stackoverflow.com/questions/21422158/…– vahdet
Mar 7 at 9:44
For the enviroment variables of target machine, use
lookup('env', 'NGINX_HOST') . For the ones of source, see this post: stackoverflow.com/questions/21422158/…– vahdet
Mar 7 at 9:44
i need to use it with docker ... tried to use the syntax in the answer and it didn't work
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 9:52
i need to use it with docker ... tried to use the syntax in the answer and it didn't work
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 9:52
add a comment |
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if you use variable from vars. You can use syntax like this "repo", also key for environment variables is env, not Environment.
- hosts: fix
remote_user: root
vars:
repo: test
tasks:
- name: prom
docker_container
env:
REPO: "repo"
HOSTIP: " ansible_eth0.ipv4.address "
NGINX_HOST: http://nginx:80
answered Mar 7 at 10:38
VelikiiNehochuhaVelikiiNehochuha
1,2951925
i have added my playbook so you can see what i mean .... the exporter is not reaching the nginx image for that i want to add the environment command , can you edit it so it can reach end ecport metrics ?
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 11:19
Yes, updated, into docker_container section, you can put "env" sub section and place there, your environment variables
– VelikiiNehochuha
Mar 7 at 12:28
you mean like ................... vars: NGINX_HOST: nginx:80 if not can you edit you'r post and put the code in it
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 12:30
You can not used vars and just put string NGINS_HOST: "host"
– VelikiiNehochuha
Mar 7 at 12:32
It worked thank u so much
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 12:40
add a comment |
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if you use variable from vars. You can use syntax like this "repo", also key for environment variables is env, not Environment.
- hosts: fix
remote_user: root
vars:
repo: test
tasks:
- name: prom
docker_container
env:
REPO: "repo"
HOSTIP: " ansible_eth0.ipv4.address "
NGINX_HOST: http://nginx:80
answered Mar 7 at 10:38
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i have added my playbook so you can see what i mean .... the exporter is not reaching the nginx image for that i want to add the environment command , can you edit it so it can reach end ecport metrics ?
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 11:19
Yes, updated, into docker_container section, you can put "env" sub section and place there, your environment variables
– VelikiiNehochuha
Mar 7 at 12:28
you mean like ................... vars: NGINX_HOST: nginx:80 if not can you edit you'r post and put the code in it
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 12:30
You can not used vars and just put string NGINS_HOST: "host"
– VelikiiNehochuha
Mar 7 at 12:32
It worked thank u so much
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 12:40
add a comment |
if you use variable from vars. You can use syntax like this "repo", also key for environment variables is env, not Environment.
- hosts: fix
remote_user: root
vars:
repo: test
tasks:
- name: prom
docker_container
env:
REPO: "repo"
HOSTIP: " ansible_eth0.ipv4.address "
NGINX_HOST: http://nginx:80
answered Mar 7 at 10:38
VelikiiNehochuhaVelikiiNehochuha
1,2951925
i have added my playbook so you can see what i mean .... the exporter is not reaching the nginx image for that i want to add the environment command , can you edit it so it can reach end ecport metrics ?
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 11:19
Yes, updated, into docker_container section, you can put "env" sub section and place there, your environment variables
– VelikiiNehochuha
Mar 7 at 12:28
you mean like ................... vars: NGINX_HOST: nginx:80 if not can you edit you'r post and put the code in it
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 12:30
You can not used vars and just put string NGINS_HOST: "host"
– VelikiiNehochuha
Mar 7 at 12:32
It worked thank u so much
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 12:40
add a comment |
if you use variable from vars. You can use syntax like this "repo", also key for environment variables is env, not Environment.
- hosts: fix
remote_user: root
vars:
repo: test
tasks:
- name: prom
docker_container
env:
REPO: "repo"
HOSTIP: " ansible_eth0.ipv4.address "
NGINX_HOST: http://nginx:80
answered Mar 7 at 10:38
VelikiiNehochuhaVelikiiNehochuha
1,2951925
if you use variable from vars. You can use syntax like this "repo", also key for environment variables is env, not Environment.
- hosts: fix
remote_user: root
vars:
repo: test
tasks:
- name: prom
docker_container
env:
REPO: "repo"
HOSTIP: " ansible_eth0.ipv4.address "
NGINX_HOST: http://nginx:80
answered Mar 7 at 10:38
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edited Mar 7 at 12:38
answered Mar 7 at 10:38
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answered Mar 7 at 10:38
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answered Mar 7 at 10:38
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i have added my playbook so you can see what i mean .... the exporter is not reaching the nginx image for that i want to add the environment command , can you edit it so it can reach end ecport metrics ?
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 11:19
Yes, updated, into docker_container section, you can put "env" sub section and place there, your environment variables
– VelikiiNehochuha
Mar 7 at 12:28
you mean like ................... vars: NGINX_HOST: nginx:80 if not can you edit you'r post and put the code in it
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 12:30
You can not used vars and just put string NGINS_HOST: "host"
– VelikiiNehochuha
Mar 7 at 12:32
It worked thank u so much
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 12:40
add a comment |
i have added my playbook so you can see what i mean .... the exporter is not reaching the nginx image for that i want to add the environment command , can you edit it so it can reach end ecport metrics ?
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 11:19
Yes, updated, into docker_container section, you can put "env" sub section and place there, your environment variables
– VelikiiNehochuha
Mar 7 at 12:28
you mean like ................... vars: NGINX_HOST: nginx:80 if not can you edit you'r post and put the code in it
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 12:30
You can not used vars and just put string NGINS_HOST: "host"
– VelikiiNehochuha
Mar 7 at 12:32
It worked thank u so much
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 12:40
i have added my playbook so you can see what i mean .... the exporter is not reaching the nginx image for that i want to add the environment command , can you edit it so it can reach end ecport metrics ?
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 11:19
i have added my playbook so you can see what i mean .... the exporter is not reaching the nginx image for that i want to add the environment command , can you edit it so it can reach end ecport metrics ?
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 11:19
Yes, updated, into docker_container section, you can put "env" sub section and place there, your environment variables
– VelikiiNehochuha
Mar 7 at 12:28
Yes, updated, into docker_container section, you can put "env" sub section and place there, your environment variables
– VelikiiNehochuha
Mar 7 at 12:28
you mean like ................... vars: NGINX_HOST: nginx:80 if not can you edit you'r post and put the code in it
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 12:30
you mean like ................... vars: NGINX_HOST: nginx:80 if not can you edit you'r post and put the code in it
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 12:30
You can not used vars and just put string NGINS_HOST: "host"
– VelikiiNehochuha
Mar 7 at 12:32
You can not used vars and just put string NGINS_HOST: "host"
– VelikiiNehochuha
Mar 7 at 12:32
It worked thank u so much
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 12:40
It worked thank u so much
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 12:40
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For the enviroment variables of target machine, use
lookup('env', 'NGINX_HOST'). For the ones of source, see this post: stackoverflow.com/questions/21422158/…– vahdet
Mar 7 at 9:44
i need to use it with docker ... tried to use the syntax in the answer and it didn't work
– Tyr_90
Mar 7 at 9:52