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@ -14,7 +14,8 @@ Get yourself ready to test this example:
1. Create or designate an AppVM where you'll run this example. We'll assume 1. Create or designate an AppVM where you'll run this example. We'll assume
it will be called `manager` in this text. it will be called `manager` in this text.
2. Install the `git` and the `ansible` programs on the TemplateVM of that 2. Install the `git` and the `ansible` programs on the TemplateVM of that
designated `manager` VM. designated `manager` VM. In the latest Qubes OS release,
`sudo dnf install git ansible` from a terminal window would do the trick.
3. Power off both the `manager` and its Template VM. 3. Power off both the `manager` and its Template VM.
4. Start the `manager` VM. 4. Start the `manager` VM.
5. Open a terminal window on it. 5. Open a terminal window on it.
@ -166,7 +167,7 @@ For a quick primer on how to run playbooks, here are the essentials:
ansible-playbook -v <playbook YML file> [-l <only these hosts>] ansible-playbook -v <playbook YML file> [-l <only these hosts>]
This would tell `ansible-playbook` to run every step of the playbook file This would tell `ansible-playbook` to run every step of the playbook file
in order, on all the hosts it targets on each `hosts` stanza. Should you in order, on all the hosts the playbook targets. Should you
want to limit your run to a subset of the hosts, you can use the `-l` argument want to limit your run to a subset of the hosts, you can use the `-l` argument
and pass those hosts, which are in the exact same format as the one and pass those hosts, which are in the exact same format as the one
taken by the `ansible` command on its hosts specification list. taken by the `ansible` command on its hosts specification list.