Ansible block concetp | Error handling with block rescue concepts

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[@rangaiahdasanna9496]

Great explanation Bro.. Thank you

[@karthickbaskar6886]

Superb explanation as usual. Nobody can explain better than this.

[@vishalmishra176]

Great explanation . Thank you.

[@abhijeetduttPandey]

Very well explained. :)

[@syamkumar7751]

Awesome 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@srinivasarao7368]

Nice.

[@ibnbattuta1304]

WIth Ubuntu and Debian, should you not use the apt module instead of the yum module?

[@1stop191]

Nice explanation! Quick question.. Suppose we are having multiple tasks under 'always' so Can we have 'when' condition in one of the task in always?

[@MsSlash777]

So if you rerun later, how do you only run the failed task and skip the rest? Btw very helpful explanations!!

[@khatrijeenit6132]

can we continue with execution on 1st task failure by marking it as failed instead of ignored or rescued ?

[@vikrantminotra4307]

Can I Use when condition with while using ansible engine on vmware or vagrant machine. not using atom?

[@pujashahi3973]

If I run a task in 2 host machine and suppose my 1st task failed in one machine but get executed in another machine then will the next task get executed in 1st machine or It will exit from 1st machine?

[@VRTechnologiesForAutomation]

if first get failed then remaining tasks will skip but you can use ignore_errors to go with next tasks