To update all packages on OpenSUSE/SUSE using Ansible, you can use the zypper module.
Here’s an example playbook that updates all packages on a target OpenSUSE/SUSE system:
- name: Update all packages on OpenSUSE/SUSE
hosts: openSUSE
become: yes
tasks:
- name: Update all packages
zypper:
name: '*'
state: latest
In this example, the zypper module is used to update all packages on the target system. The name parameter is set to *, which tells Ansible to update all packages, and the state parameter is set to latest, which tells Ansible to update the packages to the latest version.
You can also use the update command to update all packages with zypper:
- name: Update all packages on OpenSUSE/SUSE
hosts: openSUSE
become: yes
tasks:
- name: Update all packages
command: zypper --non-interactive update
You can also specify specific package name to update:
- name: Update package named package_name
hosts: openSUSE
become: yes
tasks:
- name: Update package
zypper:
name: package_name
state: latest
Please note that you need to have the zypper package manager installed on your OpenSUSE/SUSE system, and you need to run the playbook with the appropriate privileges (usually as root) in order to update packages.
Also it’s important to keep your systems updated to ensure security and stability.