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Ansible Playbook & Module Errors

The Ansible failures that stop a playbook mid-run: a module or action that won't resolve, an undefined variable, an SSH host-key or connection failure, a privilege-escalation (become) problem, an apt/dpkg lock, a Vault decryption error, or a Jinja2 template error. Each guide opens with the cause and the exact task/inventory/CLI fix. Pick your error below, or paste the `-vvv` output into the assistant.

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Frequently asked questions

Why "couldn't resolve module/action" in my playbook?
Ansible can't find the module — usually a missing collection (install it with ansible-galaxy collection install), a typo in the FQCN, or a collections: keyword that isn't set. See couldn't resolve module/action.
How do I fix "Host key verification failed"?
The target host's SSH key isn't trusted. Pre-populate known_hosts, set host_key_checking = False for controlled/ephemeral hosts, or use ssh-keyscan. See host key verification failed.
Can I paste the -vvv output into AI to diagnose it?
Yes — use the Incident Assistant at the top of this page with your verbose output, or the "Run the triage prompt with AI" button to open a guided Ansible prompt in the Prompt Workspace.