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Hi, the proxmox module in Ansible works great for creating containers. But how do you handle changes?
If oyu want ot give the container more memory, for example.
Of course, you can do this in the Proxmox web interface, but I want to automate everything.
If you simply change the parameters in the playbook, then Ansible will not detect the change, and just skips the proxmox task.
Currently I destroy the lxc manually first. What would be your approach?
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Not sure if you've solved this, but when using containers via Portainer on Docker, or in kubernetes, the old container is deleted and a new one created in it's place. I think that is the standard for container maintenance, considering that they are meant to be disposable.
Hi, the proxmox module in Ansible works great for creating containers. But how do you handle changes?
If oyu want ot give the container more memory, for example.
Of course, you can do this in the Proxmox web interface, but I want to automate everything.
If you simply change the parameters in the playbook, then Ansible will not detect the change, and just skips the proxmox task.
Currently I destroy the lxc manually first. What would be your approach?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: