I have an application composed of micro modules distributed on multiple hosts.
inventory:
[moduleA_hostgroup] host1 host2 [moduleB_hostgroup] host2 host3 [moduleC_hostgroup] host1 host4 Each module has specific location and configuration files. I'd like to fetch the config for all installed modules
vars: modules: moduleA: path: "/opt/moduleA" files_to_fetch: ['*.conf'] moduleB: path: "/etc/moduleB" files_to_fetch: ['*.json','*.properties'] moduleC: path: "/etc/moduleC" files_to_fetch: ['*.conf','*.json'] I can retrieve those files for the modules by running a role:
- hosts: moduleA_hostgroup pre_tasks: - name: pre_tasks set_fact: path: "{{ modules.moduleA.path }}" pattern: "{{ modules.moduleA.files_tofetch }}' roles: - ../roles/fetch_module_config - hosts: moduleB_hostgroup pre_tasks: - name: pre_tasks set_fact: path: "{{ modules.moduleB.path }}" pattern: "{{ modules.moduleB.files_tofetch }}' roles: - ../roles/fetch_module_config etc.. Issue is, I'll have to run the roles as many times as there are modules Is there an elegant way to loop through the module list and run the role on the module hostgroup only?