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Keyva is pleased to announce the certification of our ServiceNow App for Red Hat Ansible for the new ServiceNow Tokyo release. Clients can now seamlessly upgrade their ServiceNow App from previous ServiceNow releases (Rome, San Diego) to the Tokyo release.

According to ServiceNow, the Tokyo release is purpose‑built to deliver better employee and customer experiences, supercharge automation and trust in operations, and accelerate value in ways that are good for people, good for the planet, and good for profits. Tokyo release is the latest version since the company’s inception.

Learn more about the Keyva ServiceNow App for Ansible and view all the ServiceNow releases for which it has been certified at the ServiceNow store, visit bit.ly/3VTl0ZM.

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Keyva CEO Jaime Gmach shares our approach to modern DevOps.

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By: Saikrishna Madupu – Sr Devops Engineer

Ansible by Red Hat is the de-facto tool used by organizations for automated configuration management. It is commonly used for use cases around infrastructure deployment and post deployment actions, application deployments, and for infrastructure operations and lifecycle tasks.

In the following blog, we will cover some examples ansible callback plugins, which help us track events around playbook executions. You can use these plugins for notification of task failures, job statuses, etc.

Features:

1. Stdout plugins
2. Other Plugins (also includes notification plugins & aggregate plugins in general)

A complete list of available plugins can be viewed from terminal:

ansible-doc -t callback -l

Stdout_plugins:

• This can be configured by adding stdout_callback plugin as a parameter in  your ansible.cfg under defaults section. These plugins are limited to use one at a time.

• Syntax:

[defaults]
stdout_callback = actionable

• Some stdout_plugins are listed below:

Name	Description
Actionable	Changed/failed status
Default	Default o/p
debug	Readable stderr & stdout
Dense	Overwrite o/p rather than scrolling
Json	Json o/p
Minimal	Task details with proper format
Selective	o/p for tagged task
Skippy	Doesn’t show o/p for skipped hosts
Oneline	Similar to Minimal but in one line

Examples of usage:

Actionable:

This plugin is deprecated.

Op:

• community.general.actionable has been removed. Use the 'default' callback plugin with 'display_skipped_hosts = no' and 'display_ok_hosts = no' options. This feature was removed from community.general in version 2.0.0. Please update your playbooks.

Debug:

            By enabling debug plugin we don’t need to register output and use again debug module in our playbooks.

Default:

Displays standard error in human readable format

Dense:

            It overwrites o/p and only shows two lines as shown below.

JSON:

            Prints o/p in json format and we see the entire o/p.

Minimal:

            It is quite similar to default,

Selective:

            Selective plugin shows o/p for tasks that got executed successfully that are tagged with print_action

Skippy:

            It doesn’t show o/p for the tasks that got skipped, when a task is not executed for any sort of host it will not be displayed as skipped likewise default do in cases.

Oneline:

            It shows o/p  of command in one format as shown below.

Other plugins:

• There are several other plugins which can send alerts in case of job failures to slack channels, records job execution time, notifications to Distribution lists (emails), and more. You can also enable and use multiple plugins at the same time.

• Syntax:

[defaults]
Callback_whitelist = slack, mail

Profile_tasks:

                        This shows the duration of time took to execute each task.

Mail:

            It can be configured to monitor the job in case of success / failure. Below is the example.
           

We will receive alerts in email once this playbook gets executed.

Some of the other_plugins are listed below

Name	Description	Libraries required using pip
Foreman	Notifies to Foreman
Hipchat	Notifies to HipChat	Prettytable
Jabber	Notifies to Jabber	git+https://github.com/ArchipelProject/xmpppy
Junit	Write JUnit-formatted to XML file	Junit_xml
Log_plays	Log results per hosts
Logentries	Notifies to Logentries	Certifi  flatdict
Logstash	Send results to Logstash	Python-logstash
Mail	Notifies through email when tasks fail
Osx_say	Speak notifications on macOS
Profile_tasks	execution time for each task
Slack	Notifies to Slack	Prettytable
timer	Report total execution time of playbook

Ref: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/plugins/callback.htm

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Keyva is pleased to announce the certification of our ServiceNow App for Red Hat Ansible for the new ServiceNow Tokyo release. Clients can now seamlessly upgrade their ServiceNow App from previous ServiceNow releases (Rome, San Diego) to the Tokyo release.

According to ServiceNow, the Tokyo release is purpose‑built to deliver better employee and customer experiences, supercharge automation and trust in operations, and accelerate value in ways that are good for people, good for the planet, and good for profits. Tokyo release is the latest version since the company’s inception.

Learn more about the Keyva ServiceNow App for Ansible and view all the ServiceNow releases for which it has been certified at the ServiceNow store, visit bit.ly/3VTl0ZM.

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