kaktus42

sorry for the late reply. There is no `library.json`, just a `library.properties`. 

just found the problem. In the quick example the IP is 120.0.0.1 I misread it as 127.0.0.1 Changed IP, works. Maybe you should make localhost as default.

Additionally this needs to have seneca-basic loaded to work ``` var seneca = require('seneca')() seneca.use('mongo-store', { uri: 'mongodb://120.0.0.1:27017/dbname' }) .use("basic") .use("entity") [...] ```

Well. But when I re-started my cluster, it e.g. chose a different instance type. also the keyfile needs to be specified again, otherwise I can't login on the machine. And...

any chance we can get this merged? Thanks for the effort, @bsilvereagle

I tried it, but the current IP is still written into the facts file under `ansible_controllers`. However, digging deeper, I found setting `core__active_controller: ""` solves it. We have a quite...