How to create Ansible Module | Hands on Demo and Code

In this session, we will discuss how we can create our own custom modules in Ansible.

So this ansible module , will be used to install applications, execute commands and operations on the hosts which are a part of your host group.

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[kennyaulakh]

Very nicely explained, buddy. Enjoyed and learned a lot. Thank you 😊

[Vishal-wrcc]

Nice to see Ansible series.. But wanting for some AWS services like Redshift, Cognito, Lambda+SES..Migration etc..

[luciusstark]

@31:26 Oh, just realized your coding style is way different than waht I'm used to. In this part, 'd whip up a decorator to keep the code dynamic.

import base64

def base64_operation(operation):
def decorator(func):
def wrapper(message):
message_byte = message.encode('ascii')
processed_byte = func(message_byte)
return {
'original_message': message,
f'{operation}_message': procesed_byte.decode('ascii'),
'message': f'Your data is {operation}d'.
}
return wrapper
return decorator

@base64_operation('encode')
def encode_data(message_byte):
return

@base64_operation('decode')
def decode_data(message_byte):
return

operations = {
'encode': encode_data,
'decode': decode_data
}

module_params_type = module.params['type'].lower()
message = module.params['name']

result.update(operations.get(module_params_type, lambda x: {
'message': 'Invalid operation type'
})(message))

[anoopk]

Which is the terminal console you are using?

[luciusstark]

@25:08 Next time, roll with a dict. It's slicker and more Pythonic.

module_params_type = module.params['type'].lower()
status = {'encode': False, 'decode': False}

status[module_params_type] = module_params_type in status

encode_status = status['encode']
decode_status = status['decode']