Using vars_files with an include in ansible -


i have playbook want convert template, , include using include elsewhere, , override few variables, this:

$ cat env_demo.yml --- - include: template_standalone.yml   vars:     hosts: demo.example.com     environment_name: "demo environment"

this works fine, i'd encrypt of variables, this:

$ cat env_demo_secret.yml --- - include: template_standalone.yml   vars:     hosts: demo.example.com   vars_files:     - secrets/demo.example.com.yml

now error:

error! 'vars_files' not valid attribute playbookinclude

my template_standalone.yml contains list of different roles...:

$ cat template_standalone.yml --- - name: setting standalone environment   hosts: "{{ hosts }}"   roles:    - role: php7       - role: nginx    ...

...that need configuration server passwords, etc., i'd rather not have in plaintext in main file. thoughts on instead?

vars_files not supported included playbooks (as of ansible 2.3)

you may opt use variables file:

ansible-playbook -e @secrets/demo.example.com.yml env_demo.yml

or use group variables file all group – place encrypted file ./group_vars/all/demo.example.com.yml.


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