Ansible and Azure

[Lucas Chies]

Hello guys,

I've a doubt ... I've a ansible script that create an windows VM on Azure, but I already have the vnet created in and hosted in another Resource Group.

I don't know how can I create my script to put this VM in the created vNet.

I tried to put this:

virtual_network_name:

resource_group: rg-fgl-network

name: vnet-fgl

location: brazilsouth

But is not working.

Someone already tried this?

[Wawrzek Niewodniczanski]

On Tue, 3 Sep 2019 at 15:57, Lucas Chies <lch...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello guys,
> I've a doubt ... I've a ansible script that create an windows VM on Azure, but I already have the vnet created in and hosted in another Resource Group.
> I don't know how can I create my script to put this VM in the created vNet.
>
> I tried to put this:
>

[...]
> But is not working.
>

What's the error message? Vnet and VM doesn't need to be in on RG.

Wawrzek

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[Lucas Chies]

Hi @Wawrzek,

Yes, they need be in a RG. But in my case the VM will be in one RG and the vNet already existing in another RG.

But I achieve this using this :

- name: Create Azure VM

hosts: localhost

connection: local

vars:

resource_group_vnet: rgname

vnet_name: vnetname

subnet_name: subnetname

and after the image information, I put this:

virtual_network_resource_group: "{{ resource_group_vnet }}"

virtual_network_name: "{{ vnet_name }}"

subnet_name: "{{ subnet_name }}"

After this, the vm was created in your resource and consume the vNet in another RG.

Tks.

[Wawrzek Niewodniczanski]

Hi Lucas,

> Yes, they need be in a RG. But in my case the VM will be in one RG and the vNet already existing in another RG.

What I meant is they don't need to be in the same RG, but I see that
you find the right approach out.