On Oct 30, Erik Schwalbe wrote: Technically it's possible to chain multiple Ansible playbooks one after the other. At the moment, the 'debops' script looks only at the first argument to see if that might be a potential playbook, and passes the rest of the arguments to 'ansible-playbook' command. Therefore you could "chain" the main DebOps playbook and your custom playbook like this: debops site ansible/playbooks/test-vm.yml -l test-vm This will execute the ~/.local/share/debops/debops/playbooks/site.yml (it's in playbooks/playbooks/ at the moment of course, but hopefully not much longer), and then run your custom playbook afterwards. Instead of 'site', you can use 'common' to run just the DebOps common playbook. In the future, when the scripts are improved, this could be done easier. Perhaps this could be specified in a config somewhere, where you could define pre- and post- playbooks to run always unless a playbook is specified; and better argument recognition would make that easier as well. And you can create a small Bash wrapper script to run the above command in the meantime. Cheers, Maciej