Hi all,
I’ve two questions:
- Is there a way to know the details about a user who runs playbooks (job template/workflow)? I’d propose that module “tower_user” might do that, it just can be extended with some output like it does “stat” module.
`
playbook.yml
-
tower_user:
username: jobowner
register: jobowner_stat
-
debug:
msg: |
Username: {{ jobowner_stat.username }}
Email: {{ jobowner_stat.email }}
Is_superuser: {{ jobowner_stat.superuser }}
First name: {{ jobowner_stat.first_name }}
Last name: {{ jobowner_stat.last_name }}
`
Or if there is something already implemented, it would be great to know about this.
- How can I know that a playbook is run by Ansible Tower? For example, I’m writing a playbook on a local machine and I need to run additional tasks like “Get the owner of a job which runs the playbook” above.
Thank you,
Dmitrii
Tower returns a handful of variables containing info about a job execution:
https://docs.ansible.com/ansible-tower/latest/html/userguide/job_templates.html
tower_job_id
: The Job ID for this job run
tower_job_launch_type
: The description to indicate how the job was started:
- manual: Job was started manually by a user.
- relaunch: Job was started via relaunch.
- callback: Job was started via host callback.
- scheduled: Job was started from a schedule.
- dependency: Job was started as a dependency of another job.
- workflow: Job was started from a workflow job.
- sync: Job was started from a project sync.
- scm: Job was created as an Inventory SCM sync.
tower_job_template_id
: The Job Template ID that this job run uses
tower_job_template_name
: The Job Template name that this job uses
tower_user_id
: The user ID of the Tower user that started this job. This is not available for callback or scheduled jobs.
tower_user_name
: The user name of the Tower user that started this job. This is not available for callback or scheduled jobs.
tower_schedule_id
: If applicable, the ID of the schedule that launched this job
tower_schedule_name
: If applicable, the name of the schedule that launched this job
tower_workflow_job_id
: If applicable, the ID of the workflow job that launched this job
tower_workflow_job_name
: If applicable, the name of the workflow job that launched this job. Note this is also the same as the workflow job template.
Is this what you’re looking for?