Creating an Ansible Playbook which will dynamically load a variable file named same as OS_Name(14.3)

In this blog, I am going to create an Ansible Playbook which will dynamically load a variable file named the same as OS_Name.

For creating the same playbook you need to follow the steps that are given below:-

STEP-1: Create a folder of any name in my case folder name is webserver

STEP-2: Create a file of any name in the webserver folder

STEP-3: Creating an Ansible host file from any location

STEP-4: Configure your ansible configuration file that is /etc/ansible.cfg

NOTE- Give Location of your Ansible host file:

STEP-5: Content in /etc/ansible/hosts file

STEP-6: Content in file os.yml

STEP-7: Create two more in folder webserver

Creating RedHat.yml file

Creating Ubuntu.yml

NOTE- Both the name of the file are the same as those I gave above

STEP-8: Content of file RedHat.yml

Content in file RedHat.yml

STEP-9: Content in file Ubuntu.yml

Content in file Ubuntu.yml

STEP-10: Use Redhat and Ubuntu OS

This is my Redhat OS that is running in my local VM

Redhat VM

This is my Ubuntu OS that is running on AWS Cloud

STEP-11: Run the ansible-playbook(os.yml) by using the command “ansible-playbook os.yml”

STEP-12: Use Ubuntu Instance Public IP in the browser

Webserver Configure successfully. This shows Webserver in Ubuntu OS is Ready!!✅

STEP-13: Use RedHat VM IP in the browser

Webserver Configure Successfully. This shows Webserver in RedHat VM is Ready!!✅

Thanks for Reading!!