A simple Ansible\u00a0 inventory file is a txt file that has a list of managed hosts and groups.<\/p>\n
A simple Inventory can be as follows:<\/p>\n
== =====<\/p>\n
192.168.132.129
\nservera.example.com<\/p>\n
[webservers]
\nservera.example.com
\nserverb.example.com<\/p>\n
[dbservers]
\nserverc.example.com
\nserverb.example.com
\nservera.example.com<\/p>\n
[myGroups:children]
\nwebservers
\ndbservers<\/p>\n
==== ====<\/p>\n
===== ===
\n{
\n“_meta”: {
\n“hostvars”: {}
\n},
\n“all”: {
\n“children”: [
\n“ungrouped”,
\n“myGroups”
\n]
\n},
\n“dbservers”: {
\n“hosts”: [
\n“serverc.example.com”,
\n“serverb.example.com”,
\n“servera.example.com”
\n]
\n},
\n“myGroups”: {
\n“children”: [
\n“webservers”,
\n“dbservers”
\n]
\n},
\n“ungrouped”: {
\n“hosts”: [
\n“192.168.132.129”
\n]
\n},
\n“webservers”: {
\n“hosts”: [
\n“servera.example.com”,
\n“serverb.example.com”
\n]
\n}
\n}
\n=== ====<\/p>\n
==== ===
\n@all:
\n|–@ungrouped:
\n| |–192.168.132.129
\n|–@myGroups:
\n| |–@webservers:
\n| | |–servera.example.com
\n| | |–serverb.example.com
\n| |–@dbservers:
\n| | |–serverc.example.com
\n| | |–serverb.example.com
\n| | |–servera.example.com<\/p>\n
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