source: main/waeup-ansible/playbook-reboot.yml @ 14212

Last change on this file since 14212 was 14187, checked in by uli, 8 years ago

Set port when waiting for server reboot.

When we reboot a host and wait for it to come up again, ansible will
by default wait for the complete timeout time before
continuing. Even if the host is already up for minutes.

But if we tell what port to check (SSH), ansible continues happily a
few seconds after the host is back up again. Just as it should :D

Tonight I tested on h5...h7 and it really worked.

We can now reboot all hosts with one command - while all special
services like Plone instances, odoo instances, kofas, etc. will be
shutdown and restartet correctly and automatically. Yay!

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[14185]1---
2# This ansible-playbook reboots productive
3# servers
4#
5# What it does:
6#   stop all services in need of manual stop
7#   then reboot
8#   then start all services in need of manual action.
9#
10# It will normally be run with ``ask-pass``
11#
12# Sample:
13#
14#   $ ansible-playbook -i host -K -l h5.waeup.org playbook-reboot.yml
15#
16
[14186]17- include: playbook-prep-reboot.yml
[14185]18
19- hosts: all
20  become: yes
21  become_user: root
22  tasks:
23  - name: Restart machine
24    command: shutdown -r now "Ansible triggered reboot"
25    async: 0
26    poll: 0
27    ignore_errors: true
28
29  - name: Wait for server to come back
30    become: no
31    local_action: wait_for
32                  host={{ inventory_hostname }}
[14187]33                  port=22
[14185]34                  state=started
35                  delay=30
36                  timeout=300
37                  connect_timeout=5
38
[14186]39- include: playbook-post-reboot.yml
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