How to use Ansible Environment variables? - Part 8

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The configuration parameters needed for Ansible to function on a specific system are defined using Ansible environment variables. These parameters can be adjusted at a number of different levels, such as system-wide, user-specific, or even inside a particular playbook or job.

In Ansible, a few of the frequently used environment variables are as follows:

The path of the Ansible configuration file is specified by the variable ANSIBLE_CONFIG. Ansible searches for the configuration file at /etc/ansible/ansible.cfg by default, but you may provide an alternative path using this option.

The path to the inventory file is specified by the variable ANSIBLE_INVENTORY. The hosts that Ansible will execute against are specified in the inventory file.

The path to unique Ansible modules is specified by the option ANSIBLE_LIBRARY.

The path to the module utility files is specified by the variable ANSIBLE_MODULE_UTILS.

The remote user that Ansible will use when connecting to a host is specified by the variable ANSIBLE_REMOTE_USER.

When connecting to a host, any additional SSH arguments should be given using the variable ANSIBLE_SSH_ARGS.

The maximum length of time that Ansible should wait for a response from a host is determined by the variable ANSIBLE_TIMEOUT.

These variables can be set in a number of methods, including through configuration files, shell environment variables, and the -e option on the command line.

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0:00 Introduction
01:18 How to create environment variable in ansible playbook?
02:32 How to define environment variable at Task level?
04:04 Run the playbook to verify environment variables

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