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what does that mean ? When i shared keys Ansible system and node both were user. I have shared my playbook in screenshot link above.

Not sure if this comment is going to go in the right place? Anyway, what I mean is add become: true underneath hosts: all, which will tell Ansible that you would like it to sudo for the commands in the playbook. The other setting, user: root tells Ansible which user you wish it to become, which I believe by default is root anyway, but I like to be specific.

Also, just a tip, if you use Gist (gist.github.com) to post code, anyone answering your question can easily edit it and create a new version to post back to you :-)

This is the error and playbook: gist.github.com/TyagiAnuj/699cde4c00c05117e589

You'll need to post the playbook as a separate gist, not a comment, or its code is lost :-)

oh Sorry.. this is the playbook : gist.github.com/TyagiAnuj/4a038e36c7f2cae8c7a4

Try this: gist.github.com/cliffrowley/248c910260262b8d0e70