Today I learned:
#ansible roles are helpful for installing the same packages on a group of hosts
#ansible inventory file: The variables of the first group a single host is part are apparently taken, i.e. if I have a host abc in group g1 with ansible_user:ansible and also in a later group g2 with ansible_user:root, even if I do ansible-playbook on g2, the host abc wants to use the ansible_user ansible
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2023-08-09 16:33:33
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2023-08-09 16:33:33Event JSON
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