Where do files created during playbook go?

[kurokobo]

Where do files created during playbook go?

[kurokobo]

You should to know about Execution Environment. When the Job is executed, AWX creates a new Pod for the Job to run. This Pod is then deleted when the job is complete.

Any playbooks that do anything with localhost will only work within this Pod; the file system of this Pod is completely volatile, and any files created in the playbook will be lost when the job is completed, since the Pod is deleted.

If you want to make any files persistent which created by any playbooks on localhost, create a PV and define Container Group , and configure the Pod to mount the PV to the specific path in the Pod.
This is my guide to use Container Group: https://github.com/kurokobo/awx-on-k3s/tree/main/containergroup

[kurokobo]

In addition for your future reference: I recommend you to use Markdown syntax instead of your own formatting rules, when creating new issue or adding new comment on GitHub: https://github.github.com/gfm/

Your logs, YAMLs, and any text you pasted is broken and hard to read. You should use Code Blocks at least, to paste something from your terminal or YAML files.

[crupib]

My issue has been resolved.

[crupib]

Got it.

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