Multiple "all" groups?

[Jacob Weber]

I know we can have group_vars/all, which will apply to all hosts. But is there a way to make a second group_vars file that will also apply to all hosts?

I ask because I'd like to have a Vault-encrypted vars file, in addition to an unencrypted one. If it was only for a specific group X, I would create a second group Y, with X as a child, and then create group_vars/X and group_vars/Y. But I'm not sure if I can do this for a group that applies to all hosts.

Thanks.

[Serge van Ginderachter]

On 13 November 2014 20:51, Jacob Weber <weber...@gmail.com> wrote:

I know we can have group_vars/all,

e​very group_vars file can also be a directory where all the yaml files within will be evaluated​

[Michael Peters]

You can have a directory underneath group_vars. Something like:

group_vars/all/
+ secret.yml
+ public.yml

Where secret.yml is vault encrypted.

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[Jacob Weber]

Ah, didn't know that. Thanks!

[Brian Coca]

you can make it into a dir:

group_vars/all/cleartext

group_vars/all/valuted

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Brian Coca