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Running the playbook

There are no changes to our site.yml file, meaning that we just need to run the following command to start the playbook run:

$ ansible-playbook -i production site.yml

This will run through the playbook, giving the following output; please note that I have trimmed a few parts of the playbook output:

PLAY [wordpress]TASK [Gathering Facts]ok: [centos]ok: [ubuntu]TASK [roles/stack-install : include the operating system specific variables] ok: [centos]ok: [ubuntu]TASK [roles/stack-install : install the repo packages] skipping: [ubuntu] => (item=[])changed: [centos] => (item=[u'epel-release', u'https://centos7.iuscommunity.org/ius-release.rpm'])TASK [roles/stack-install : add the NGINX mainline repo] skipping: [ubuntu]changed: ...

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