The `zabbix.yml` playbook applies to hosts that are not members of the
*pyrocufflink.blue* domain, and thus have different passwords for
`sudo`. Using the `-e` argument to `ansible-playbook` and specifying a
single Vault-encrypted file that defines the `ansible_become_password`
variable effectively forces Ansible to try to use that password on every
host. This is because variables defined on the command line, or read
from a file specified on the command line, have the highest precedence.
To use different passwords on different hosts, the normal variable
scoping rules have to be used. To that end, one `sudo-pass` file is
created in the `group_vars/pyrocufflink` directory, so it will apply to
all machines that are members of the *pyrocufflink.blue* domain.
Additionally, another `sudo-pass` file is created in the `host_vars/gw0`
directory; it will only apply to the gateway device.
Dustin C. Hatch
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