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Support for hostname templating #474
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Hey @Gianlu - I'm not following your use-case entirely. For example, you can already do this in native Ansible/Jinja in a playbook: - hosts: "{{ target_host | lower }}"
tasks:
- name: Example task
debug:
msg: "This task runs on host {{ target_host }}" In other words.. post processing should either be done using the compose function or in a playbook. Here is another example that may work for you: Let's say we add this to our dynamic inventory file: compose:
ansible_inventory_hostname: "{{ hostname | lower }}" Then in a playbook, you could do something like this: - hosts: all
tasks:
- name: Example task
debug:
msg: "This task runs on host {{ ansible_inventory_hostname }}" Hopefully this resonates with your end goal. |
Hello, $ tree inventory
inventory
├── 00_virtual_manager01.yaml
├── 00_virtual_manager02.yaml
├── 00_virtual_manager03.yaml
├── 01_our_monitoring.yml
├── 10_cloud.yml
├── 11_our.falcon_hosts.yml
├── 15_ad1.microsoft.ad.ldap.yml
├── 15_ad2.microsoft.ad.ldap.yml
├── 79_groups_vars.yml
└── 80_final.yml and it's used as:
All files are dynamic inventories. The falcon hosts inventory in the final piece of the puzzle. In order to have the dictionary merged I've two requirements
plugin: crowdstrike.falcon.falcon_hosts
client_id: "{{ lookup('community.hashi_vault.hashi_vault', 'secret=path/to/secret:client_id') }}"
client_secret: "{{ lookup('community.hashi_vault.hashi_vault', 'secret=path/to/secret:client_secret') }}"
cloud: 'eu-1'
filter: "product_type_desc:'Server' + last_seen:>='now-30d' + chassis_type:!'10'" The first requirement is the scope of this PR. creds = {}
for key, env in cred_mapping.items():
value = self.get_option(key) or os.getenv(env)
if self.templar.is_template(value):
value = self.templar.template(variable=value,disable_lookups=False)
if value:
if key == "cloud":
creds["base_url"] = value
else:
creds[key] = value In order to support Hashicoprp Vault lookup or generic lookup. I hope I was able to explain myself, Thanks |
Let me think about it for a little bit to see what we can do. Question for you, are there other dynamic inventory plugin's that you use where this feature is already there? |
Hi: |
Got you.. thanks for that.. Let me review the PR and make sure there is nothing else we need to add for this. Afterwards, I can start a new PR for the 2nd part of your problem to support that as well, as that is a valid request as well! Thanks again for using this inventory and providing feedback! Hang tight. |
If you preferer, for the sesond part, I've already ready the patch in my branch so I can open the PR for your review. |
Yeah go ahead and open the PR.. I'll have some updates for it but it's a great starting point! |
I haven't forgotten about this. In fact, I've been diving a little more into this trying to get a better grasp of error handling and ensuring we get our desired outputs for an inventory. I went ahead and started using the What I'm noticing though, is that there are things such as automatic deduplication that occurs when trying to use a value such as hostnames:
- device_id You should get a 1:1 return from the API response. The caveat here would be that we would need to set the |
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This helps our docs be clearer as to the potential pitfalls of using hostname for inventory_hostname due to duplication.
To not upset the Ansible lint gods, these updates provide the same example set in the 'sample file' format.
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ready to merge
Hi,
I suggest this imporovement in order to be able to do some "post-processing" in inventory name.
In my use case, the vm names are uppercase and the inventory_hostname variable for ansible inventory entries have to be lowercase.
This can be accomplished by:
The actual logic can be achieved by (I don't modified that part)
Let me know,
Bye