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Developing and Testing Ansible Roles with Molecule and Podman - Part 2Category: Ubuntu, automation, yaml, ansible
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Edit the file “tasks/main.yaml” and include this task: Save the file and “converge” the instances by running “molecule converge”.
By using Molecule, you can quickly evaluate the result of your tasks in all platforms and verify if the role works according to the requirements!
Start with RHEL8 by adding a file “RedHat.yaml” under the “vars” sub-directory with this content: Save this file and add the corresponding file “vars/Debian.yaml” for Ubuntu: Save this file and modify the “tasks/main.yaml” file to include these variable files according to the OS family identified by Ansible via the system fact variable “ansible_os_family”.
Edit the file “tasks/main.yaml” and include this task: Save the file and “converge” the instances by running “molecule converge”.
By using Molecule, you can quickly evaluate the result of your tasks in all platforms and verify if the role works according to the requirements!
Start with RHEL8 by adding a file “RedHat.yaml” under the “vars” sub-directory with this content: Save this file and add the corresponding file “vars/Debian.yaml” for Ubuntu: Save this file and modify the “tasks/main.yaml” file to include these variable files according to the OS family identified by Ansible via the system fact variable “ansible_os_family”.
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