Good idea, thanks. On Wednesday, October 15, 2014 11:54:36 AM UTC-4, James Martin wrote: > > Rishi, > > Let's assume you have an inventory group called "datacenter" that holds > all of your datacenter machines and an inventory group named "inhouse" that > holds all of your in-house machines. > > You would then have a group_var file called "inventory/group_var/inhouse" > that would contain: > > url: http://my.internal.company.com > > > And also have a a group_var file called "inventory/group_var/datacenter" > that would contain: > > url: http://my.datacenter.company.com > > > your tasks would look something like: > > - name: get tmy file > get_url: {{ url }}/foo.pkg dest=/tmp/foo.pkg > > > > When your run your playbook in-house, it's going to use the internal url > based on the machine's membership to the inhouse group. When the physical > machines have moved from in-house to datacenter, also change their > inventory group membership. The playbook will now use the datacenter url > based on the machine's membership to the datacenter group. > > > - James > > On Wednesday, October 15, 2014 11:07:09 AM UTC-4, Rishi wrote: >> >> I perform a couple steps during server provisioning in-house prior to >> sending out to a data center. We have most installers/packages available on >> some internal http servers to speed up retrieving them, I would like to >> keep the same playbook but change the url to retrieve installers from >> during the run based on current network. >> >> Any one have any clever ways to alter the url in a "get_url" command to >> choose the local network if on local network else use an external internet >> address? >> >> i.e. >> if ansible_ssh_host is in 192.168.0.0/16 do foo else do bar. >> >
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