Ansible nested loops
0
I have a variable that looks like this:
device:
- sdb: 2
- sdc: 3
- sdd: 4
How can I produce the result with ansible loops:
sdb 1
sdb 2
sdc 1
sdc 2
sdc 3
sdd 1
sdd 2
sdd 3
sdd 4
I tried with_sequence and loop_control but it didn't work.
loops ansible
asked Nov 21 at 2:35
Cheng Shuai
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0
I have a variable that looks like this:
device:
- sdb: 2
- sdc: 3
- sdd: 4
How can I produce the result with ansible loops:
sdb 1
sdb 2
sdc 1
sdc 2
sdc 3
sdd 1
sdd 2
sdd 3
sdd 4
I tried with_sequence and loop_control but it didn't work.
loops ansible
asked Nov 21 at 2:35
Cheng Shuai
12
add a comment |
0
0
0
I have a variable that looks like this:
device:
- sdb: 2
- sdc: 3
- sdd: 4
How can I produce the result with ansible loops:
sdb 1
sdb 2
sdc 1
sdc 2
sdc 3
sdd 1
sdd 2
sdd 3
sdd 4
I tried with_sequence and loop_control but it didn't work.
loops ansible
asked Nov 21 at 2:35
Cheng Shuai
12
I have a variable that looks like this:
device:
- sdb: 2
- sdc: 3
- sdd: 4
How can I produce the result with ansible loops:
sdb 1
sdb 2
sdc 1
sdc 2
sdc 3
sdd 1
sdd 2
sdd 3
sdd 4
I tried with_sequence and loop_control but it didn't work.
loops ansible
loops ansible
asked Nov 21 at 2:35
Cheng Shuai
12
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Wrote a debug task with ansible loop and jinja which should give you the desired result. Refactor as required.
- name: Debug device var
debug:
msg: "{% for key, value in item.iteritems() %}{% for i in range(value) %} {{ key }} {{ loop.index }} {% endfor %}{% endfor %}"
loop: "{{ device }}"
answered Nov 21 at 3:21
Anant Naugai
19029
Actually, I need use the result in the command. So how could I get the result without jinjia?
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 5:29
Yeah that's the correct output, isn't it ?
– Anant Naugai
Nov 21 at 5:32
The output should be "sdc 1" "sdc 2" "sdc 3" instead of " sdc 1 sdc 2 sdc 3 " in each command line.
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 5:40
If you just need quotes around the values then use this (quotes need to be escaped for debug msg): "{% for key, value in item.iteritems() %}{% for i in range(value) %}"{{ key }} {{ loop.index }}" {% endfor %}{% endfor %}"
– Anant Naugai
Nov 21 at 5:47
I mean I need separated lines in each command, not just need the quotes. Maybe jinja isn't suitable for the case.
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 6:13
add a comment |
0
Finally, I got the solution but I changed the format of the variable, however. The variable is changed to:
device:
sdb: 2
sdc: 3
sdd: 4
The result is:
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdd 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdd 2"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=3) => {
"msg": "sdd 3"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=4) => {
"msg": "sdd 4"
}
TASK [osd : debug]
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdb 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdb 2"
}
TASK [osd : debug]
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdc 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdc 2"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=3) => {
"msg": "sdc 3"
}
main.yml
- include_tasks: inner.yml
loop: "{{ device.keys() }}"
loop_control:
loop_var: outer_item
inner.yml
- debug:
msg: "{{ outer_item }} {{ item }}"
with_sequence: count={{ device[outer_item] }}
answered Nov 21 at 8:49
Cheng Shuai
12
add a comment |
0
The variable is:
device:
- sdb: 2
- sdc: 3
- sdd: 4
main.yml
- include_tasks: inner.yml
loop: "{{ device }}"
loop_control:
loop_var: outer_item
inner.yml
- debug:
msg: "{{ outer_item.keys()[0] }} {{ item }}"
with_sequence: count={{ outer_item.values()[0] }}
answered Nov 21 at 11:52
Cheng Shuai
12
add a comment |
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Wrote a debug task with ansible loop and jinja which should give you the desired result. Refactor as required.
- name: Debug device var
debug:
msg: "{% for key, value in item.iteritems() %}{% for i in range(value) %} {{ key }} {{ loop.index }} {% endfor %}{% endfor %}"
loop: "{{ device }}"
answered Nov 21 at 3:21
Anant Naugai
19029
Actually, I need use the result in the command. So how could I get the result without jinjia?
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 5:29
Yeah that's the correct output, isn't it ?
– Anant Naugai
Nov 21 at 5:32
The output should be "sdc 1" "sdc 2" "sdc 3" instead of " sdc 1 sdc 2 sdc 3 " in each command line.
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 5:40
If you just need quotes around the values then use this (quotes need to be escaped for debug msg): "{% for key, value in item.iteritems() %}{% for i in range(value) %}"{{ key }} {{ loop.index }}" {% endfor %}{% endfor %}"
– Anant Naugai
Nov 21 at 5:47
I mean I need separated lines in each command, not just need the quotes. Maybe jinja isn't suitable for the case.
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 6:13
add a comment |
0
Wrote a debug task with ansible loop and jinja which should give you the desired result. Refactor as required.
- name: Debug device var
debug:
msg: "{% for key, value in item.iteritems() %}{% for i in range(value) %} {{ key }} {{ loop.index }} {% endfor %}{% endfor %}"
loop: "{{ device }}"
answered Nov 21 at 3:21
Anant Naugai
19029
Actually, I need use the result in the command. So how could I get the result without jinjia?
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 5:29
Yeah that's the correct output, isn't it ?
– Anant Naugai
Nov 21 at 5:32
The output should be "sdc 1" "sdc 2" "sdc 3" instead of " sdc 1 sdc 2 sdc 3 " in each command line.
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 5:40
If you just need quotes around the values then use this (quotes need to be escaped for debug msg): "{% for key, value in item.iteritems() %}{% for i in range(value) %}"{{ key }} {{ loop.index }}" {% endfor %}{% endfor %}"
– Anant Naugai
Nov 21 at 5:47
I mean I need separated lines in each command, not just need the quotes. Maybe jinja isn't suitable for the case.
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 6:13
add a comment |
0
0
0
Wrote a debug task with ansible loop and jinja which should give you the desired result. Refactor as required.
- name: Debug device var
debug:
msg: "{% for key, value in item.iteritems() %}{% for i in range(value) %} {{ key }} {{ loop.index }} {% endfor %}{% endfor %}"
loop: "{{ device }}"
answered Nov 21 at 3:21
Anant Naugai
19029
Wrote a debug task with ansible loop and jinja which should give you the desired result. Refactor as required.
- name: Debug device var
debug:
msg: "{% for key, value in item.iteritems() %}{% for i in range(value) %} {{ key }} {{ loop.index }} {% endfor %}{% endfor %}"
loop: "{{ device }}"
answered Nov 21 at 3:21
Anant Naugai
19029
answered Nov 21 at 3:21
Anant Naugai
19029
answered Nov 21 at 3:21
Anant Naugai
19029
answered Nov 21 at 3:21
Anant Naugai
19029
19029
Actually, I need use the result in the command. So how could I get the result without jinjia?
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 5:29
Yeah that's the correct output, isn't it ?
– Anant Naugai
Nov 21 at 5:32
The output should be "sdc 1" "sdc 2" "sdc 3" instead of " sdc 1 sdc 2 sdc 3 " in each command line.
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 5:40
If you just need quotes around the values then use this (quotes need to be escaped for debug msg): "{% for key, value in item.iteritems() %}{% for i in range(value) %}"{{ key }} {{ loop.index }}" {% endfor %}{% endfor %}"
– Anant Naugai
Nov 21 at 5:47
I mean I need separated lines in each command, not just need the quotes. Maybe jinja isn't suitable for the case.
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 6:13
add a comment |
Actually, I need use the result in the command. So how could I get the result without jinjia?
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 5:29
Yeah that's the correct output, isn't it ?
– Anant Naugai
Nov 21 at 5:32
The output should be "sdc 1" "sdc 2" "sdc 3" instead of " sdc 1 sdc 2 sdc 3 " in each command line.
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 5:40
If you just need quotes around the values then use this (quotes need to be escaped for debug msg): "{% for key, value in item.iteritems() %}{% for i in range(value) %}"{{ key }} {{ loop.index }}" {% endfor %}{% endfor %}"
– Anant Naugai
Nov 21 at 5:47
I mean I need separated lines in each command, not just need the quotes. Maybe jinja isn't suitable for the case.
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 6:13
Actually, I need use the result in the command. So how could I get the result without jinjia?
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 5:29
Actually, I need use the result in the command. So how could I get the result without jinjia?
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 5:29
Yeah that's the correct output, isn't it ?
– Anant Naugai
Nov 21 at 5:32
Yeah that's the correct output, isn't it ?
– Anant Naugai
Nov 21 at 5:32
The output should be "sdc 1" "sdc 2" "sdc 3" instead of " sdc 1 sdc 2 sdc 3 " in each command line.
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 5:40
The output should be "sdc 1" "sdc 2" "sdc 3" instead of " sdc 1 sdc 2 sdc 3 " in each command line.
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 5:40
If you just need quotes around the values then use this (quotes need to be escaped for debug msg): "{% for key, value in item.iteritems() %}{% for i in range(value) %}"{{ key }} {{ loop.index }}" {% endfor %}{% endfor %}"
– Anant Naugai
Nov 21 at 5:47
If you just need quotes around the values then use this (quotes need to be escaped for debug msg): "{% for key, value in item.iteritems() %}{% for i in range(value) %}"{{ key }} {{ loop.index }}" {% endfor %}{% endfor %}"
– Anant Naugai
Nov 21 at 5:47
I mean I need separated lines in each command, not just need the quotes. Maybe jinja isn't suitable for the case.
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 6:13
I mean I need separated lines in each command, not just need the quotes. Maybe jinja isn't suitable for the case.
– Cheng Shuai
Nov 21 at 6:13
add a comment |
0
Finally, I got the solution but I changed the format of the variable, however. The variable is changed to:
device:
sdb: 2
sdc: 3
sdd: 4
The result is:
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdd 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdd 2"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=3) => {
"msg": "sdd 3"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=4) => {
"msg": "sdd 4"
}
TASK [osd : debug]
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdb 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdb 2"
}
TASK [osd : debug]
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdc 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdc 2"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=3) => {
"msg": "sdc 3"
}
main.yml
- include_tasks: inner.yml
loop: "{{ device.keys() }}"
loop_control:
loop_var: outer_item
inner.yml
- debug:
msg: "{{ outer_item }} {{ item }}"
with_sequence: count={{ device[outer_item] }}
answered Nov 21 at 8:49
Cheng Shuai
12
add a comment |
0
Finally, I got the solution but I changed the format of the variable, however. The variable is changed to:
device:
sdb: 2
sdc: 3
sdd: 4
The result is:
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdd 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdd 2"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=3) => {
"msg": "sdd 3"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=4) => {
"msg": "sdd 4"
}
TASK [osd : debug]
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdb 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdb 2"
}
TASK [osd : debug]
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdc 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdc 2"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=3) => {
"msg": "sdc 3"
}
main.yml
- include_tasks: inner.yml
loop: "{{ device.keys() }}"
loop_control:
loop_var: outer_item
inner.yml
- debug:
msg: "{{ outer_item }} {{ item }}"
with_sequence: count={{ device[outer_item] }}
answered Nov 21 at 8:49
Cheng Shuai
12
add a comment |
0
0
0
Finally, I got the solution but I changed the format of the variable, however. The variable is changed to:
device:
sdb: 2
sdc: 3
sdd: 4
The result is:
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdd 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdd 2"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=3) => {
"msg": "sdd 3"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=4) => {
"msg": "sdd 4"
}
TASK [osd : debug]
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdb 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdb 2"
}
TASK [osd : debug]
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdc 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdc 2"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=3) => {
"msg": "sdc 3"
}
main.yml
- include_tasks: inner.yml
loop: "{{ device.keys() }}"
loop_control:
loop_var: outer_item
inner.yml
- debug:
msg: "{{ outer_item }} {{ item }}"
with_sequence: count={{ device[outer_item] }}
answered Nov 21 at 8:49
Cheng Shuai
12
Finally, I got the solution but I changed the format of the variable, however. The variable is changed to:
device:
sdb: 2
sdc: 3
sdd: 4
The result is:
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdd 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdd 2"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=3) => {
"msg": "sdd 3"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=4) => {
"msg": "sdd 4"
}
TASK [osd : debug]
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdb 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdb 2"
}
TASK [osd : debug]
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=1) => {
"msg": "sdc 1"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=2) => {
"msg": "sdc 2"
}
ok: [ceph-host-2] => (item=3) => {
"msg": "sdc 3"
}
main.yml
- include_tasks: inner.yml
loop: "{{ device.keys() }}"
loop_control:
loop_var: outer_item
inner.yml
- debug:
msg: "{{ outer_item }} {{ item }}"
with_sequence: count={{ device[outer_item] }}
answered Nov 21 at 8:49
Cheng Shuai
12
answered Nov 21 at 8:49
Cheng Shuai
12
answered Nov 21 at 8:49
Cheng Shuai
12
answered Nov 21 at 8:49
Cheng Shuai
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The variable is:
device:
- sdb: 2
- sdc: 3
- sdd: 4
main.yml
- include_tasks: inner.yml
loop: "{{ device }}"
loop_control:
loop_var: outer_item
inner.yml
- debug:
msg: "{{ outer_item.keys()[0] }} {{ item }}"
with_sequence: count={{ outer_item.values()[0] }}
answered Nov 21 at 11:52
Cheng Shuai
12
add a comment |
0
The variable is:
device:
- sdb: 2
- sdc: 3
- sdd: 4
main.yml
- include_tasks: inner.yml
loop: "{{ device }}"
loop_control:
loop_var: outer_item
inner.yml
- debug:
msg: "{{ outer_item.keys()[0] }} {{ item }}"
with_sequence: count={{ outer_item.values()[0] }}
answered Nov 21 at 11:52
Cheng Shuai
12
add a comment |
0
0
0
The variable is:
device:
- sdb: 2
- sdc: 3
- sdd: 4
main.yml
- include_tasks: inner.yml
loop: "{{ device }}"
loop_control:
loop_var: outer_item
inner.yml
- debug:
msg: "{{ outer_item.keys()[0] }} {{ item }}"
with_sequence: count={{ outer_item.values()[0] }}
answered Nov 21 at 11:52
Cheng Shuai
12
The variable is:
device:
- sdb: 2
- sdc: 3
- sdd: 4
main.yml
- include_tasks: inner.yml
loop: "{{ device }}"
loop_control:
loop_var: outer_item
inner.yml
- debug:
msg: "{{ outer_item.keys()[0] }} {{ item }}"
with_sequence: count={{ outer_item.values()[0] }}
answered Nov 21 at 11:52
Cheng Shuai
12
answered Nov 21 at 11:52
Cheng Shuai
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answered Nov 21 at 11:52
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answered Nov 21 at 11:52
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