vaulted | Spawning and storage of secure environments | Cryptography library

I am studying for the RedHat Certified Specialist in Ansible Automation (EX407) and I'm playing around with the no_log module parameter. I have a sample playbook structured as so;

I have two array as :

I'm using ansible 2.7.16.

The ansible documentation says:

I have a public project on Github, it's an Ansible role. In this project, there is many files which are public, and 2 or 3 that are private (mainly private variable files).

I don't really want to push vaulted files, I'd like to maintain this role as clear for users as it can be (I provide cleared example for these files).

The solution I can think of is :

• 1st repo with only public files
• 2nd repo with public & private files

Git hook (or other solution) to push easily on both remote at same time.

What's the bests practices for this situation ?

I'm running into the issue (feature?) described in Ansible group vars priority , presumably because I've gone about structuring my inventory incorrectly.

The idea was to have two tasks, which apply to all 'routers' or 'firewalls' as defined in the inventory. This part works fine -- Ansible correctly parses the inventory and distinguishes between the two.

The problem is that due to the way the inventory is parsed, it's using the same ansible_user and ansible_password for every customer group. Which apparently makes sense based on the documentation:

When groups of the same parent/child level are merged, it is done alphabetically, and the last group loaded overwrites the previous groups. For example, an a_group will be merged with b_group and b_group vars that match will overwrite the ones in a_group.

Can anyone advise how I should correct this? If I change the 'routers' and 'firewalls' subgroups to be unique, e.g., custA_routers, custB_routers, then it behaves as expected. However then I think I have to write tasks scoped to each of those subgroups. Note that all hosts are unique IP addresses.

Playbook:

I'm trying to figure out how to provide the following facilities to a Python script so that it can:

1. Import Ansible Python modules
2. Open up my defined ansible.cfg and read vault_password_file variable
3. Read vault_password_file and temporarily store in a Python variable
4. Decrypt a referenced Ansible vaulted file

I found this code via google but it did not appear to work when I tried it:

So I decided to animate my hamburger menu, which was previously unanimated, so this problem was irrelevant to begin with.

The animation starts as a standard hamburger style menu which has several links to different areas of the homepage. When clicked, I animated the menu to turn from a hamburger to an x, indicating to visitors that they can close the menu by clicking on the x. I ran into a problem though, after clicking on a link within the hamburger menu, the icon does not reset from an x back to the hamburger, and that messes up how the menu is opened on the second time. If a visitor were to open it again, the x would turn into the hamburger when the x is clicked on, and it wouldn't make any sense.

Anyways, I'm just wondering if there's a way I could make it so that when a link in the menu gets clicked on, the x returns to its unopened hamburger form. Here's my code:

I'm creating an integration for the BlueSnap payment API. I'm using the Hosted Payment Fields solution. So when I create a VaultedShopper I just supply the Hosted Payment Fields token. However, the other mandatory fields for the POST vaulted-shoppers call are FirstName and LastName.

If I supply FirstName and LastName, then the call works OK and the response includes the new ID - but with empty FirstName and LastName.

So I'm wondering what is the point of these fields?

I need to have a file with passwords stored and encrypted using ansible vault, I have created an encrypted file named 'passes' stored in group_vars with this content after decrypting: