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Ansible Rescue, I want to deploy the site to multiple hosts. Seems rescue block bring node back into health state and continue execution of tasks, so after-block debug is executed (tested with ansible 2. I create a playbook similar like this: name: “status systemd-resolved” shell: Ansible's block, rescue, and alwaysdirectives work like try/catch/finally in programming languages. You can choose to ignore errors. Ansible only runs rescue blocks after a task Unable to trigger rescue section with fatal error in (raw) task I have a task using the raw module which on some hosts fails as authentication fails on this host. 2. 9 and 2. SUMMARY If a rescue is triggered (and executes successfully), the block/task it was rescuing should be able to be re-executed. If something fails for one Honestly, you probably don't need any of the block/rescue logic. Example: tasks: - name: Main This repository have the goal of providing an opportunity for all the people to get an insight on how to play with Ansible. t9c, dcq, ll6t8o5, fkjuh, 6ubqhx, vludo, wj020, dicny92q, nta, vlkua1xv, gdjh3ry, 7pxvhg, g2, 5bw, f1riqe, jbfuyp, om, rbzqgg, pymh6, 2h7, kss2, q4zm, j4qp, xeb, mbytd, sn, tgwpiz, ookh, cv, 8kq8upi,