restart server + check if service is started

[Mark van der Hout]

Hi,

Kinda new to Ansible and I'm struggling with the following:

I want to update a MYSQL server -> httpd -> varnish server. in that order.

I want to check, after the server rebooted, if the service mysqld or httpd is started before I continue with the httpd or varnish server.

Right now I have this but the post task runs way to fast before the server is restarted so it returns that the service is started:

Following is a code snippit, for the app server i instructed it to wait for port 80 and service httpd. but its the same.

Question is: How do I check if the server and service is up and running before I continue with the other servers in the playbook.

Thanks!

- hosts: dbservers

  user: root

  serial: 1

  tasks:

  - name: upgrade all packages + when done restart server

    yum: name=* state=latest

    notify:

    - restart server db

  handlers:

   - name: restart server db

     command: reboot

  post_tasks:

  - name: wait for db server to come up

    wait_for: host={{ inventory_hostname }} port=3306 state=started timeout=80

  - name: make sure mysql is started

    service: name=mysqld state=started

[James Cammarata]

I'm guessing that what's going on here is that you're rebooting, but during the shutdown the mysql service is still running and port 3306 is up, so that when it gets to the wait_for task it succeeds and moves on. You may either want to add in a pause there before the wait_for, or you can add in a delay to the wait_for to cause it to delay its first polling attempt.

Hope that helps!

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[Serge van Ginderachter]

On 5 June 2014 18:18, James Cammarata <jcamm...@ansible.com> wrote:

I'm guessing that what's going on here is that you're rebooting, but during the shutdown the mysql service is still running and port 3306 is up, so that when it gets to the wait_for task it succeeds and moves on. You may either want to add in a pause there before the wait_for, or you can add in a delay to the wait_for to cause it to delay its first polling attempt.

​Or do a wait_for state=stopped and then the same but with state=started.

If you want to check on a particular name in the process list to go away, then to re-appear, you might want to have a look at this module:

     https://github.com/ginsys/ansible-plugins/blob/devel/library/check_process

Serge

    ​

[Mark van der Hout]

I see now that I missed the delay argument in the wait for port.

I already figured out the wait for stopped service.

Thanks a lot for the quick and clean responses from you both!

Op donderdag 5 juni 2014 20:41:53 UTC+2 schreef Serge van Ginderachter: