To run a shell command in all hosts, you can use the module name raw and provide shell command to module args.
Example:
- To list all CPU model name of hosts
$ ansible all -m raw -a "cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep 'model name'"#TIL : Run shell command in all hosts
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