In a current project I’m templating files using Jinja2 with the help of the jinja2-cli. Having used (and taught )Ansible for years I’m quite familar with Jinja2 so this was a natural choice.
The jinja2-cli can receive variables to template by different means. One way is by loading …
I recently created repositories in a new Artifactory instance. This was a testing instance and since I dind’t work with Artifactory much before this, I created them in the web-frontend by hand.
I then wanted to get them as code so I could recreate them in the production Artifactory …
more ...There was a need to iterate over the hosts in an Ansible inventory-file (don’t ask). After fiddling around with grep and sed, I found an easier method:
ansible-inventory --list all | jq " ._meta.hostvars| keys[]"
ansible-inventory --list all lists all hosts including their variables in a nice big json response …