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vsphere_facts: Various cleanups in documentation #1313

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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions library/vsphere_facts
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Expand Up @@ -47,11 +47,12 @@ options:
- The virtual server to gather facts for on the vSphere cluster.
required: true
examples:
- code: |
local_action: vsphere_facts host=$esxserver login=$esxlogin password=$esxpassword guest=$inventory_hostname_short
- description: Task to gather facts from a vSphere cluster only if the system is a VMWare guest
code: |
- local_action: vsphere_facts host=$esxserver login=$esxlogin password=$esxpassword guest=$inventory_hostname_short
only_if: "'$cmdb_hwmodel'.startswith('VMWare ')
description: Task to gather facts from a vSphere cluster only if the system is a VMWare guest
- code:
- description: Typical output of a vsphere_facts run on a guest
code:
- hw_eth0:
- addresstype: "assigned"
label: "Network adapter 1"
Expand All @@ -64,10 +65,9 @@ examples:
hw_name: "centos6"
hw_processor_count: 1
hw_product_uuid: "ef50bac8-2845-40ff-81d9-675315501dac"
description: Typical output of a vsphere_facts run on a guest
notes:
- This module ought to be run from a system that can access vSphere directly.
Either by using C(local_action), or C(using delegate)_to.
Either by using local_action, or using delegate_to.
'''

import sys
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