How to prevent starting/running service until ansible tasks get finish for all user?
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I want to prevent running/starting service/command (like /usr/local/script/xyz or supervisorctl stop xyz) until all ansible tasks get finished on all machines.
If xys service/command running, then I want to stop and apply lock before running ansible tasks & once those ansible tasks get over, then I want to release lock from that service/command.
How can I achieve that?
linux centos ansible
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I want to prevent running/starting service/command (like /usr/local/script/xyz or supervisorctl stop xyz) until all ansible tasks get finished on all machines.
If xys service/command running, then I want to stop and apply lock before running ansible tasks & once those ansible tasks get over, then I want to release lock from that service/command.
How can I achieve that?
linux centos ansible
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I want to prevent running/starting service/command (like /usr/local/script/xyz or supervisorctl stop xyz) until all ansible tasks get finished on all machines.
If xys service/command running, then I want to stop and apply lock before running ansible tasks & once those ansible tasks get over, then I want to release lock from that service/command.
How can I achieve that?
linux centos ansible
asked Nov 20 at 11:36
NIk
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I want to prevent running/starting service/command (like /usr/local/script/xyz or supervisorctl stop xyz) until all ansible tasks get finished on all machines.
If xys service/command running, then I want to stop and apply lock before running ansible tasks & once those ansible tasks get over, then I want to release lock from that service/command.
How can I achieve that?
linux centos ansible
linux centos ansible
asked Nov 20 at 11:36
NIk
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asked Nov 20 at 11:36
NIk
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edited Nov 20 at 14:59
asked Nov 20 at 11:36
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asked Nov 20 at 11:36
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asked Nov 20 at 11:36
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Your question is a little vague. You may need to provide more information about what your are trying to accomplish. Please check the FAQ for information on how to write questions.
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– Michael Gardner
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Your question is a little vague. You may need to provide more information about what your are trying to accomplish. Please check the FAQ for information on how to write questions.
– Michael Gardner
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By default, plays run with a linear strategy, in which all hosts will run each task before any host starts the next task. Start the service in the last task of a playbook.
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By default, plays run with a linear strategy, in which all hosts will run each task before any host starts the next task. Start the service in the last task of a playbook.
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By default, plays run with a linear strategy, in which all hosts will run each task before any host starts the next task. Start the service in the last task of a playbook.
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By default, plays run with a linear strategy, in which all hosts will run each task before any host starts the next task. Start the service in the last task of a playbook.
answered Nov 20 at 17:30
Vladimir Botka
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answered Nov 20 at 17:30
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answered Nov 20 at 17:30
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