How to run apt update and upgrade via Ansible shell Update the apt cache if its older than the cache_valid_time This option is set in seconds So it's good to include if you don't want to update the cache when it has only recently been updated To do this as an ad-hoc command you
Whats correct way to upgrade APT packages using Ansible? - name: update apt packages apt: > update_cache=yes cache_valid_time=3600 - name: upgrade apt packages apt: upgrade=yes If you do it the first way, is Ansible smart enough to know that it should run 'update' before
How to update package cache when using module package . . . Working, but very confusing, ansible builtin package has no update_cache in their official docs, but since it simply passes params down to apt or other modules, and update_cache is a parameter there, it 'works'
How to update Remote Host Using Ansible - Stack Overflow I each of my remote servers I want to run the equivalent of: sudo apt-get update -y sudo apt-get upgrade -y sudo apt-get dist-upgrade -y Before running anything, when I login in the Server I get
Update ansible (ubuntu server 14) - Stack Overflow From Ansible website: 1) First remove installed version of ansible using sudo apt-get remove --purge ansible 2) Now add the correct ppa using sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ansible ansible 3) Update the package list: sudo apt-get
Ansible: How can I update the system CentOS with Ansible I am trying to update the CentOS systems with ansible Unfortunately I am not able to do that I already tried: - name: install updates yum: update_cache=yes when: ansible_os_family == "RedHat Isn't working
How to do the equivalent of `sudo apt-get update sudo apt . . . I must suggest you not to use force_apt_get: yes in your playbook As Ansible has the apt module designed for just this purpose I've done this using apt below In a playbook, you can update and upgrade like so: - name: Update
Ansible : APT module: how to get stdout? - Stack Overflow If the verbose real stdout of apt is needed, you can use the command module to run a apt-get update Run this: - hosts: target tasks: - name: 'apt test' command: apt-get update register: hello - debug: msg