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How do I see all the inventory vars defined for my host?
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Answer Posted / Rajendra Singh
To view all inventory variables defined for a host in Ansible, you can use the 'debug' module to print the hostvars. Here's an example playbook that does this:nn---
{"hosts":"hostname"n , "tasks":"
- name: Print Inventory Variables
debug: var=ansible_facts["{{ inventory_hostname }}"] "n
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