Get Ansible "PLAY RECAP" Failed value from Jenkins pipeline

[Manoranjan Panigrahi]

Hello All,

 

I have Jenkins server setup on a windows 2016 server and Ansible Server installed on “RHEL 7” OS.

 

Through Jenkins pipeline I would like to get the value for “Failed=” parameter which is populated in “PLAY RECAP” section when a Ansible script is executed.

 

I am not able to achieve the same.

 

Could you please guide me.

[Victor Martinez]

Hi,

Not sure IIUC, you want to parse the console output to search for 'Failed='? How do you run the ansible script in the jenkins pipeline? 

Cheers

[Richard Bywater]

The Log Parser plugin might be useful for your use case although a disclaimer that I don't use it myself so can't vouch for it. 

https://wiki.jenkins.io/plugins/servlet/mobile?contentId=43713289#content/view/43713289

Richard. 

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[Manoranjan Panigrahi]

Hi,

We are running ansible scripts in Jenkins pipeline over ssh.

Here is the code.

sshCommand remote: ansibleremote, command: "cd /home/rma/RSMP_Ansible_Scripts \n exec ansible-playbook FailJob.yml"

In case you have any approach to solve it, please suggest.

Regards,

Manoranjan

[Victor Martinez]

I use also ansible and I took the approach to convert the ansible playbook output to JUnit format and that helps me to see the number of executed tasks and their status (success, failed, skipped). 

In case you are interested about it:

- https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/plugins/callback/junit.html

Some snippets

ansible.cfg

[defaults]

callback_whitelist = junit

pipeline

try {

  sh "export JUNIT_OUTPUT_DIR=target ansible-playbook ..."

} catch (Exception e) {

  throw e

} finally {

  junit 'target/*'

}

You might need also the pip package pip install junit-xml

Not sure, if this particular suggestion might help to your use case.

Cheers