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As pointed out here, testkitchen is in principable usable with ansible if the right plugins are installed.

Now I've done all the installing and am at the point, where I wonder, what I missunderstood:

As a driver I use vagrant and I thought it might be a good idea to use the vagrant-host as the machine which does the ansible-provisoning since the ssh-access is obviously cared for by vagrant and python is installed on my boxes per default. Now, when I look at my logs, I see:

Setting up ansible (2.4.1.0-1ppa~xenial) ...

How can I prevent the installing of ansible? How can I tell testkitchen to use localhost as the machine which provisions the vagrant vms?

To be more clear, I am trying to find a configuration for testkitchen (as seen e.g. here under "Example .kitchen.yml file") that can accomplish this.

So far I got this configuration in my .kitchen.yml:

[...]
provisioner:
    name: ansible_playbook
    hosts: localhost
    require_chef_for_busser: false
    require_ruby_for_busser: false
    playbook: server.yml
[...]

This still installs ansible on the vagrant boxes, which I don't want.

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According to this documentation it is possible to install ansible and run a ansible playbook by using the following snippet:

Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|



Run Ansible from the Vagrant Host




config.vm.provision "ansible" do |ansible|
    ansible.playbook = "playbook.yml"
  end


end
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