usage: ansible-runner [-h] [--version] [--debug] [--logfile LOGFILE] [-b BINARY] [-i IDENT] [--rotate-artifacts ROTATE_ARTIFACTS] [--artifact-dir ARTIFACT_DIR] [--project-dir PROJECT_DIR] [--inventory INVENTORY] [-j] [--omit-event-data] [--only-failed-event-data] [--omit-env-files] [-q] [-v] {run,start,stop,is-alive,transmit,worker,process} ... Use 'ansible-runner' (with no arguments) to see basic usage options: -h, --help show this help message and exit --version show program's version number and exit --debug enable ansible-runner debug output logging (default=False) --logfile LOGFILE log output messages to a file (default=None) subcommands: COMMAND PRIVATE_DATA_DIR [ARGS] {run,start,stop,is-alive,transmit,worker,process} Command to invoke run Run ansible-runner in the foreground start Start an ansible-runner process in the background stop Stop an ansible-runner process that's running in the background is-alive Check if a an ansible-runner process in the background is still running. transmit Send a job to a remote ansible-runner process worker Execute work streamed from a controlling instance process Receive the output of remote ansible-runner work and distribute the results Ansible Runner Options: configuration options for controlling the ansible-runner runtime environment. -b, --binary BINARY specifies the full path pointing to the Ansible binaries (default=None) -i, --ident IDENT an identifier that will be used when generating the artifacts directory and can be used to uniquely identify a playbook run (default=dcaf7268-aa65-4169-86d2-7fc6441f6f56) --rotate-artifacts ROTATE_ARTIFACTS automatically clean up old artifact directories after a given number have been created (default=0, disabled) --artifact-dir ARTIFACT_DIR optional path for the artifact root directory (default=/artifacts) --project-dir PROJECT_DIR optional path for the location of the playbook content directory (default=/project) --inventory INVENTORY optional path for the location of the inventory content directory (default=/inventory) -j, --json output the JSON event structure to stdout instead of Ansible output (default=False) --omit-event-data Omits including extra event data in the callback payloads or the Runner payload data files (status and stdout still included) --only-failed-event-data Only adds extra event data for failed tasks in the callback payloads or the Runner payload data files (status and stdout still included for other events) --omit-env-files Add flag to prevent the writing of the env directory -q, --quiet disable all messages sent to stdout/stderr (default=False) -v increase the verbosity with multiple v's (up to 5) of the ansible-playbook output (default=None)