Run Ansible Playbook Test

• ansible all --key-file ~/.ssh/ansible -i inventory -m ping

Run Ansible Playbook Once we have the .cfg Created

• ansible all -m ping

Show our Servers List

• ansible all --list-hosts

Shows all Data from the servers

• ansible all -m setup
• ansible all -m setup -a 'filter=ansible_distribution*'
• ansible all -m gather_facts
• ansible all -m gather_facts --limit root@49.13.21.211

Run Ansible Playbook Commmand

The similar command is used to update the cache on all hosts:

• sudo apt update
  • ansible all -m apt -a update_cache=true --become --ask-become-pass

• -m: This is used to specify the module name
• -a: This is used to specify the arguments to the module
• Become: This is used to run the command as root user
• Ask-become-pass: This is used to ask for the password of the root user

Update Ubuntu Packages

• ansible all -m apt -a 'upgrade=dist update_cache=yes' --become --ask-become-pass
• ansible all -m apt -a 'upgrade=yes update_cache=yes' --become --ask-become-pass
• ansible all -m apt -a 'name=nginx state=latest' --become --ask-become-pass --limit root@49.13.21.211

Run Playbook

• ansible-playbook playbook.yml --ask-become-pass

Check Tags in Playbook

• ansible-playbook --list-tags playbook-Name.yml