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| + | ====== Changing Serialization on the Fly ====== | ||
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| If you need have a playbook that you can dynamically choose the serial, this is a good way: | If you need have a playbook that you can dynamically choose the serial, this is a good way: | ||
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| Make default what you want to run as normally using standard serial convention, and then you can pass is ser_count. | Make default what you want to run as normally using standard serial convention, and then you can pass is ser_count. | ||
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| + | From the command line, this is what you would do to run all hosts at once | ||
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