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Instead of managing systemd services per start_order per step, we could manage them per step. The start_order was created to be able to create containers which runs some command or do exec; but not really for the ones who are services and managed by systemd. Doing it per step will reduce the number of tasks and therefore the deployment time. Note: it adds dict_to_list() filter; which converts a dict of dicts to a list of dicts. Ansible allows to do it via dict2items | list but in this particular case we don't want key/value when later treating the data to figure out if systemd is needed. Change-Id: Ia38f2ec753dc3c21bcf91f057fe7ff8020d214e6 |
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