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-#Ansible VMware external inventory script settings
-
-[vmware]
-
-# The resolvable hostname or ip address of the vsphere
-server=
-
-# The port for the vsphere API
-#port=443
-
-# The username with access to the vsphere API
-username=administrator@vsphere.local
-
-# The password for the vsphere API
-password=
-
-# Specify the number of seconds to use the inventory cache before it is
-# considered stale.  If not defined, defaults to 0 seconds.
-cache_max_age = 0
-
-
-# Specify the directory used for storing the inventory cache.  If not defined,
-# caching will be disabled.
-cache_dir = ~/.cache/ansible
-
-
-# Max object level refers to the level of recursion the script will delve into
-# the objects returned from pyvomi to find serializable facts. The default 
-# level of 0 is sufficient for most tasks and will be the most performant. 
-# Beware that the recursion can exceed python's limit (causing traceback),
-# cause sluggish script performance and return huge blobs of facts.
-# If you do not know what you are doing, leave this set to 1.
-#max_object_level=1
-
-
-# Lower the keynames for facts to make addressing them easier.
-#lower_var_keys=True
-
-
-# Host alias for objects in the inventory. VMWare allows duplicate VM names
-# so they can not be considered unique. Use this setting to alter the alias
-# returned for the hosts. Any atributes for the guest can be used to build 
-# this alias. The default combines the config name and the config uuid and 
-# expects that the ansible_host will be set by the host_pattern.
-#alias_pattern={{ config.name + '_' + config.uuid }}
-alias_pattern={{ config.name }}
-
-
-# Host pattern is the value set for ansible_host and ansible_ssh_host, which
-# needs to be a hostname or ipaddress the ansible controlhost can reach.
-#host_pattern={{ guest.ipaddress }}
-host_pattern={{ guest.hostname }}
-
-
-# Host filters are a comma separated list of jinja patterns to remove 
-# non-matching hosts from the final result.
-# EXAMPLES:
-#   host_filters={{ config.guestid == 'rhel7_64Guest' }}
-#   host_filters={{ config.cpuhotremoveenabled != False }},{{ runtime.maxmemoryusage >= 512 }}
-#   host_filters={{ config.cpuhotremoveenabled != False }},{{ runtime.maxmemoryusage >= 512 }}
-# The default is only gueststate of 'running'
-host_filters={{ guest.gueststate == "running" }}, {{ config.template != 'templates' }} 
-
-
-# Groupby patterns enable the user to create groups via any possible jinja
-# expression. The resulting value will the groupname and the host will be added
-# to that group. Be careful to not make expressions that simply return True/False
-# because those values will become the literal group name. The patterns can be
-# comma delimited to create as many groups as necessary
-#groupby_patterns={{ guest.guestid }},{{ 'templates' if config.template else 'guests'}},
-groupby_patterns={{ config.annotation }}