I would like to automatically start the server that is normally stopped, run the recipe, and then return it to stop
I couldn't use roles and pretasks well, so I put them all together by playbook
-import_playbook:playbooks/start-instances.yml
- import_playbook:<Recipe you want to do>
- import_playbook:playbooks/stop-instances.yml
I wrote it like this, but if the recipe fails in the middle, the stop process will not be carried out.
Must be stopped manually
The ignore_errors option is only available at the task level.
I think it's strange to write it in the recipe I want to do, but
Is there a way to stop processing errors in import_playbook?
Task-level processing is not possible because start-instances.yml, stop_instances is launched by tapping the AWS command from the outside of the target instance (ansable execution server), and the recipe execution host is different
This is an optional-playbook 2.9.4
ansible
I think you can use block/resque.
-block:
- import_playbook:playbooks/start-instances.yml
- import_playbook:<Recipe you want to do>
rescue:
- import_playbook:playbooks/stop-instances.yml
If the operation in the block fails, the operation in the rescue is performed.
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