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the 1.5 version has issues
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abbey.py will launch an instance into a VPC, run ansible on it and monitor it for updates using an SQS queue. At the end of the ansible run it will create an AMI and terminate the instance.
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If you tell supervisorctl to update and a process autostarts sometimes you will get ERROR (already started) if you immediately ensure the process is started afterwards.
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* ora user wasn't created during initial configuration run * removing forked ec2 module * updating ec2.py and ec2.ini to latest ansible repo version
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This rolls the ec2 elb management script into a module. Now if an ELB is added or removed "changed" will return True/False so you can tell if any action was taken based on the coloring of the response (yellow/green).
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By default ansible will load libs in library/ which means you do not need to specify a module path if you are invoking ansible from the playbooks/ dir. Added some comments to the rolling example
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