def prepare(self):
config = ansible_runner.RunnerConfig(
inventory=self.inventory,
extravars=self.extravars,
host_pattern=self.host_pattern,
module=self.module,
module_args=self.module_args,
private_data_dir=_AnsiblePrivateDir.get(),
quiet=True
)
config.prepare()
return config
def prepare(self):
config = ansible_runner.RunnerConfig(
inventory=self.inventory,
extravars=self.extravars,
host_pattern=self.host_pattern,
module=self.module,
module_args=self.module_args,
private_data_dir=pd.PrivateDir.get(),
quiet=True
)
config.prepare()
LOGGER.debug(f'ConfigBuilder prepare: {config}')
return config
def get_all_host_fact():
write_inventory_from_db()
rc = ansible_runner.RunnerConfig(private_data_dir=data_dir,
module="setup",
module_args='',
host_pattern='all',
quiet=True,
forks=len(inventory_list),
inventory=inventory_file,
json_mode=True)
rc.prepare()
r = ansible_runner.Runner(config=rc)
r.run()
fact_list = []
for mystrs in inventory_list:
for str in mystrs:
myfact = r.get_fact_cache(str)
fact_list.append({"ansible_name": str, "facts": myfact})
# print(fact_list)
return fact_list
def _run(self, params, **kwargs):
"""
The actual entry point into the ansible_runner package.
:param params: any arguments that ansible_runner.RunnerConfig() would
accept (as a dict)
:param kwargs: any arguments that ansible_runner.Runner() would accept
:returns: ansible_runner.Runner object which holds info about the
Ansible execution
"""
runner_config = ansible_runner.RunnerConfig(**params)
runner_config.prepare()
cmd = runner_config.generate_ansible_command()
try:
log.debug(f"Running the Ansible runner cmd='{cmd}'")
runner = ansible_runner.Runner(runner_config, **kwargs)
runner.run()
except ansible_runner.exceptions.AnsibleRunnerException as e:
raise ExecutionError(e)
if runner.status != "successful":
# Ansible runner 1.4.6-X does not expose the stderr property, so we
# need to fallback to stdout instead
# TODO: We'll be able to drop this code once ansible-runner 2.0 is
# widely available
if getattr(runner, "stderr", None) is not None:
error = runner.stderr.read()
else:
error = runner.stdout.read()
raise ExecutionError(
f"Failed to execute Ansible command '{cmd}': {error}")
return runner
import sys
# import paramiko
import ansible_runner
data_dir = "/root/flask-kubernetes/utils"
rc = ansible_runner.RunnerConfig(private_data_dir=data_dir,
module="setup",
module_args='',
host_pattern='all',
forks=1,
inventory="inventory.ini",
json_mode=True)
print(rc.generate_ansible_command())
rc.prepare()
r = ansible_runner.Runner(config=rc)
a = r.run()
print("{}: {}".format(r.status, r.rc))
for each_host_event in r.events:
print(each_host_event['stdout'])
# for str in a:
# print(a["ansible_processor_cores"])
# cpu = a['contacted']["10.147.19.123"]['ansible_facts']['ansible_processor'][1]
# print(cpu)
# r# = ansible_runner.runner.Runner(config=rc)
# r.run()
# # list = {"name": None, "percent": [0, ]}