Run ansible playbook on specified host and group?

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Let's suppose that we have host group dev with corresponding group vars.



[dev]
host1
host2


How to run ansible playbook with a host3 that is not in group dev using CLI?










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    Let's suppose that we have host group dev with corresponding group vars.



    [dev]
    host1
    host2


    How to run ansible playbook with a host3 that is not in group dev using CLI?










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      Let's suppose that we have host group dev with corresponding group vars.



      [dev]
      host1
      host2


      How to run ansible playbook with a host3 that is not in group dev using CLI?










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      Let's suppose that we have host group dev with corresponding group vars.



      [dev]
      host1
      host2


      How to run ansible playbook with a host3 that is not in group dev using CLI?







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          You can specify a host not in inventory with an extra -i. You have to use a comma separated list with a trailing comma to make it work:



          ansible-playbook -i 'my-inventory.ini' -i 'host3,' playbook.yaml


          I don't know how to associate host3 with a group like dev from the CLI, so if you've got other stuff in the inventory, you could restrict it like this:



          ansible-playbook -i 'my-inventory.ini' -i 'host3,' playbook.yaml --limit 'dev:host3'


          Of course, that'll only work if your playbook doesn't explicitly need to reference the dev group, and uses all instead.






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            You can specify a host not in inventory with an extra -i. You have to use a comma separated list with a trailing comma to make it work:



            ansible-playbook -i 'my-inventory.ini' -i 'host3,' playbook.yaml


            I don't know how to associate host3 with a group like dev from the CLI, so if you've got other stuff in the inventory, you could restrict it like this:



            ansible-playbook -i 'my-inventory.ini' -i 'host3,' playbook.yaml --limit 'dev:host3'


            Of course, that'll only work if your playbook doesn't explicitly need to reference the dev group, and uses all instead.






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              You can specify a host not in inventory with an extra -i. You have to use a comma separated list with a trailing comma to make it work:



              ansible-playbook -i 'my-inventory.ini' -i 'host3,' playbook.yaml


              I don't know how to associate host3 with a group like dev from the CLI, so if you've got other stuff in the inventory, you could restrict it like this:



              ansible-playbook -i 'my-inventory.ini' -i 'host3,' playbook.yaml --limit 'dev:host3'


              Of course, that'll only work if your playbook doesn't explicitly need to reference the dev group, and uses all instead.






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                You can specify a host not in inventory with an extra -i. You have to use a comma separated list with a trailing comma to make it work:



                ansible-playbook -i 'my-inventory.ini' -i 'host3,' playbook.yaml


                I don't know how to associate host3 with a group like dev from the CLI, so if you've got other stuff in the inventory, you could restrict it like this:



                ansible-playbook -i 'my-inventory.ini' -i 'host3,' playbook.yaml --limit 'dev:host3'


                Of course, that'll only work if your playbook doesn't explicitly need to reference the dev group, and uses all instead.






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                You can specify a host not in inventory with an extra -i. You have to use a comma separated list with a trailing comma to make it work:



                ansible-playbook -i 'my-inventory.ini' -i 'host3,' playbook.yaml


                I don't know how to associate host3 with a group like dev from the CLI, so if you've got other stuff in the inventory, you could restrict it like this:



                ansible-playbook -i 'my-inventory.ini' -i 'host3,' playbook.yaml --limit 'dev:host3'


                Of course, that'll only work if your playbook doesn't explicitly need to reference the dev group, and uses all instead.







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