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Learn Ansible Automation in 300+examples & practical lessons
Learn Ansible with some real-life examples of how to use the most common modules and Ansible Playbook
Created byLuca Berton
Last updated 12/2024
English
What you'll learn
- Ansible in real life use cases
- Ansible troubleshooting of most common errors
- Install Ansible in the most common operating system
- Ansible code by modules
- Ansible code specific for RedHat-like and Debian-like systems
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Course content
27 sections • 309 lectures • 48h 6m total length
- Introduction2:24
Hello and Welcome to your course!
I’m Luca Berton, and we’re going to have a lot of fun together.
First of all, let me introduce myself.
I’ve been an Ansible Software Quality Engineer of Red Hat, based in the Czech Republic, even if I’m Italian.
I’ve been more than 15 years of System Administration, working with infrastructure, either on-premise or on the major cloud providers.
I’m an open source enthusiast and support the community by sharing my knowledge in different public access events.
I’m also a co-founder of my hometown Linux Users Group, visited by Richard Stallman, the founder of the Free Software Movement.
I consider myself a lazy person so I always try new ways to automate the repetitive task of my work.
After years of Perl, Bash, and python scripting, I landed in Ansible technology. I took the certification and worked for more than a year with the Ansible Engineer Team.
I consider it the best infrastructure automation technology nowadays; it’s human-readable, the learning curve is accessible, and very requested by the recruiters in the market.
This ultimate guide contains all the obvious and not-so-obvious solutions using Ansible automation.
In every lesson of this course, I will share one specific use case, the possible solution, the code, the execution, and the verification of the target system.
All these solutions are battle-tested and used by me in my simple automation.
You could quickly jump between lessons and review all the times you need.
The course will keep track of the evolution of the Ansible technology, adding more content whenever needed.
Are you ready to have fun?
- Ansible Ad-Hoc command - ansible command8:24
How to use the ping module, execute a command and retrieve the Ansible Facts from a target node via the ansible command line.
- Ansible terminology - What is an Ansible Playbook?16:16
A step-by-step guide inside the Ansible Playbook anatomy.
- Ansible terminology - ansible vs ansible-core packages11:04
What is ansible-core? What is the ansible community package? What happened to the Ansible project after version 2.9? An overview of the ansible community and ansible-core packages and use-cases nowadays.
- How to install Ansible in RedHat Enterprise Linux 85:44
How to install the latest and a specific version of Ansible in Red Hat Enterprise version 8 using Ansible Engine software collection.
- How to install Ansible in Amazon Linux 2 (AWS EC2)12:45
How to install Ansible in Amazon Linux 2 using the Amazon Extras Library "amazon-linux-extras" and the EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux) repositories.
- How to install Ansible in Fedora 343:34
How to install and maintain the latest version of Ansible inside Fedora 34 using the default repository with a practical demo.
- How to install Ansible in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS6:43
How to install Ansible in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS using the universe and PPA repositories.
- How to install Ansible in Ubuntu 21.107:09
How to install Ansible in Ubuntu 21.10 using the universe and PPA repositories.
- How to install Ansible in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS8:16
How to install ansible using the universe and PPA repositories in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Jammy Jellyfish
- How to install Ansible in Fedora 356:26
How to install and maintain the latest version of Ansible inside Fedora 35 using the default repository with a practical demo.
- How to install Ansible in CentOS 84:41
How to install and maintain Ansible inside CentOS 8 using the EPEL repository with a practical demo.
- How to install Ansible in CentOS Stream 86:15
How to install and maintain Ansible inside CentOS 8 Stream using the EPEL Next repository with a practical demo.
- How to install Ansible in CentOS 9 Stream5:39
The easier way to install the latest version of Ansible and maintain up-to-date in CentOS 9 Stream using DNF and the "appstream" system repository.
- How to install Ansible in Debian 117:08
The easier way to install the latest version of Ansible and maintain up-to-date in Debian 11 using APT and the "main" default repository.
- How to install Ansible in OpenSUSE Leap 154:12
How to install the latest version of Ansible in openSUSE using the official SUSE Leap "update" repository.
- How to install Ansible in Rocky Linux 85:44
How to install and maintain up-to-date Ansible inside Rocky Linux 8 using the EPEL repository.
- How to install Ansible in macOS8:24
How to Install the latest and a specific version of Ansible with Homebrew Package Manager.
- How to install Ansible with PIP7:04
How to install Ansible with PIP - the Python package manager.
- How to install Ansible in Windows 10 WSL Windows Subsystem for Linux15:24
How to install and maintain Ansible inside Windows 10 using the Windows Subsystem for Linux and Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.
- How to install Ansible in Windows 11 WSL: Windows Subsystem for Linux15:29
How to install and maintain up-to-date Ansible inside Windows 11 using the Windows Subsystem for Linux and Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.
- How to install Ansible in ArchLinux 2021.12.017:02
The easier way to install the latest version of Ansible and maintain up-to-date in ArchLinux 2021.12.01 using Pacman and the Community repository
- How to install Ansible in Gentoo Linux8:55
The easier way to install and maintain up-to-date Ansible inside Gentoo Linux using the “portage” package manager.
- How to install Ansible in AlmaLinux 87:11
How to install and maintain up-to-date Ansible inside AlmaLinux 8 using the EPEL repository.
- How to install Ansible in Oracle Linux 86:10
How to install and maintain up-to-date Ansible inside Oracle Linux 8 using the EPEL repository.
- How to install Ansible in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 15 SP38:53
How to install and maintain up-to-date Ansible inside SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 15 SP3 using the SUSE Package Hub repository.
- How to install Ansible in RedHat Enterprise Linux 9 Beta6:03
How to install Ansible Core (ansible-core) in RedHat Enterprise Linux 9 Beta included in the RHEL 9 AppStream repository.
- How to install Ansible in Fedora 366:37
How to install and maintain the latest version of Ansible inside Fedora 36 using the system repository with a practical demo.
- How to install Ansible in RedHat Enterprise Linux 94:55
How to install Ansible Core (ansible-core) in RedHat Enterprise Linux 9 included in the RHEL 9 AppStream repository.
- How to install Ansible in AlmaLinux 95:34
How to install and maintain up-to-date Ansible inside AlmaLinux 9 using DNF and the ”appstream” system repository.
- How to install Ansible in OracleLinux 95:30
How to install and maintain up-to-date Ansible inside OracleLinux 9 using DNF and the ”appstream” system repository.
- How to install Ansible in Rocky Linux 95:35
How to install and maintain up-to-date Ansible inside Rocky Linux 9 using DNF and the ”appstream” system repository.
- How to install Ansible in Fedora 3710:01
How to install and maintain the latest version of Ansible inside Fedora 37 using the system repository with a practical demo.
- How to install Ansible in Ubuntu 22.10 Kinetic Kudu6:07
How to install ansible using the universe repository in Ubuntu 22.10 Kinetic Kudu.
- How to install Ansible in RedHat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9.17:11
How to install Ansible Core (ansible-core) in RedHat Enterprise Linux 9.1 included in the RHEL 9.1 AppStream repository.
- How to install Ansible in Ubuntu 23.04 Lunar Lobster5:28
How to install ansible using the universe repository in Ubuntu 23.04 Lunar Lobster.
- How to install Ansible in Fedora 386:06
How to install and maintain the latest version of Ansible inside Fedora 38 using the system repository with a practical demo.
- How to install Ansible in Debian 12 bookworm5:34
The easier way to install the latest version of Ansible and maintain up-to-date in Debian 12 using APT and the "main" default repository.
- How to install Ansible in RedHat Enterprise Linux RHEL 9.26:02
How to install Ansible Core (ansible-core) in RedHat Enterprise Linux 9.2 included in the RHEL 9.2 AppStream repository.
- How to install Ansible in Fedora 39 - Ansible install5:27
How to install and maintain the latest version of Ansible inside Fedora 39 using the system repository with a practical demo.
- How to install Ansible in Ubuntu 23.10 Mantic Minotaur3:18
Streamlining IT Automation: Installing Ansible on Ubuntu 23.10
- Managing Virtual Environments with Pipenv for Ansible Projects4:20
Streamlining Ansible Projects with Pipenv: A Virtual Environment Management Guide.
- Leveraging Poetry for Efficient Virtual Environment Management2:56
Unveiling the Verses: Navigating Virtual Environments with Poetry and Ansible.
- How to install Ansible in Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Noble Numbat7:03
How to install ansible using the universe repository in Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Noble Numbat.
- How to install Ansible in Fedora 405:08
How to install ansible using the universe repository in Fedora 40.
- Print a text/variable during execution - Ansible module debug8:29
Some real-life examples from print “Hello world!”, print a text, print a variable, print a combination of text and variable, and set the verbosity level.
- Pause execution - Ansible module pause6:12
How to pause a playbook execution for a certain amount of minutes or seconds with Ansible.
- How to Pass Variables to Ansible Playbook in the command line? - Ansible extra7:35
How to pass or override an Ansible Playbook variable from the command line in plaintext, JSON, or YAML. Very useful to combine some script, automation, or shell variables. Example with fruit variable defined as “banana” and changed to “apple” or “raspberry”.
- Break a string over multiple lines - Ansible Literal and Folded Block Operator8:52
How to use multi-line YAML variables in Ansible using the “|”, Literal Block Scalar, and the “>”, Folded Block Scalar, operators. Plus how to elide the new line “\n” at the end of the line and print multi-line with debug module on a terminal.
- Ansible terminology - ansible_hostname vs inventory_hostname9:41
What is the difference between ansible_hostname vs inventory_hostname vs ansible_fqdn in a practical example with Ansible Playbook?
- Set remote environment per task or play - Ansible environment statement7:48
How to set an EXAMPLE environmental variable at play and task Ansible Playbook code level and verify with echo Linux command.
- Execute command on the Ansible host - Ansible localhost6:44
How to execute Ansible command(s) or task(s) on localhost using the connection plugin local and the right ansible internals variables.
- Three options to Safely Limit Ansible Playbooks Execution to a Single Machine11:37
Three options to limit the execution of a potentially harmful Ansible Playbook to only one host.
- Ansible modules - command vs shell10:09
A comparison between command vs shell Ansible modules when you really need to execute commands on Linux target hosts.
- Write a Variable to a File - Ansible module copy vs template10:04
How to save the value of a variable to file using the Ansible copy vs template modules. Included the comparison and a step-by-step example.
- How to Run Only One Task in Ansible Playbook? - Ansible tags statement6:15
How to select single or multiple tasks, include, import, play, block, and role in an Ansible Playbook using tags parameter of the ansible-playbook command.
- Filter A List By Its Attributes - Ansible selectattr filter6:23
How to list only the enabled features in a network interface using Ansible System Information (Facts) and selectattr filter.
- Using Date, Time and Timestamp in Ansible Playbook - Ansible Tip and Tricks6:22
How to use Date, Time, and Timestamp in ISO 8601 format in Ansible Playbook.
- Using Date, Time and Timestamp without Facts in Ansible Playbook - Ansible date8:58
How to print the Date Time and Timestamp in ISO 8601 format without using Ansible Facts using the date command-line utility in Ansible Playbook.
- Ansible Playbook Dry Run - check and diff mode10:34
How to use the check and diff mode to debug and deeply understand the action performed by your Ansible Playbook.
- Ansible Magic Variables - Ansible Tip and Tricks7:06
How to Ansible Internal Variables “Magic” could simplify our automation journey: running Ansible version, inventory details, and execution options
- Current ansible-playbook Path - playbook_dir Magic Variable5:33
How to display the current execution Ansible Playbook file system path using the “playbook_dir” Magic Variables for debugging and simplifying your automation journey.
- Run a Python Script on Remote Machines - Ansible module script13:14
How to automate the execution of a “cars.py” custom Python script on a remote machine after transferring it and processing the output as an Ansible JSON variable using Ansible Playbook and script module.
- Build a Custom Ansible Execution Environment - ansible-builder command-line tool16:59
How to build a custom “my_ee” Ansible Execution Environment specifying some custom System (git), Python (boto), and collection (community.aws) dependencies using the ansible-builder command-line tool.
- Run an Ansible Execution Environment - ansible-runner command-line tool5:41
How to run a playbook (“ping.yml”) using a custom “my_ee” Ansible Execution Environment using the ansible-runner command-line tool.
- Ignore Ansible SSH Host Key Checking - Ansible configuration6:45
How to avoid the SSH Host Key checking at the beginning of every Ansible execution in our laboratory, CI/CD pipeline, or cloud computing provider.
- An In-Depth Guide to ansible-config Managing Ansible Configuration9:15
A Comprehensive Guide to Managing Configuration with ansible-config and ansible.cfg files
- Run Immediately an Ansible Handler - Ansible Playbook5:27
- Two Ways to Run Multiple Ansible Handlers - Ansible Playbook5:02
- Ansible terminology - What is an Ansible Vault?4:06
How to store variables and files in an encrypted way using the ansible-vault command line utility.
- Use Ansible Vault in Ansbile Playbook - ansible vault9:38
How to use an Ansible Vault in an Ansible Playbook to store a password variable encrypted on disk.
- Decrypt an Ansible Vault - ansible vault5:10
How to decrypt an Ansible vault file using the ansible-vault command line utility.
- Ansible collections - ansible.builtin vs ansible.legacy11:37
How to take advantage of different behavior of the synthetic collections with all the critical Ansible modules and plugins.
- Edit single line text - Ansible module lineinfile9:13
How to edit a single-line text in a file with Ansible module lineinfile customize your "sshd_config".
- Edit multi-line text - Ansible module blockinfile5:51
Deep dive into the Ansible module blockinfile of the collection "ansible. builtin" to edit multi-line text with Ansible. Live demo and Ansible playbook included.
- Test host availability - Ansible module ping3:09
Deep dive into the Ansible module ping in the collection "ansible.builtin" to test the access to a managed host and that Python is installed. Live demo and Ansible playbook included.
- Reboot remote hosts - Ansible module reboot8:30
How to reboot remote hosts with Ansible specifying the notification message to logged users, the delay seconds, and the verification command. Live demo and fun included ;-)
- Checkout git repository via SSH - Ansible module git10:56
How to checkout a git repository via SSH using Ansible module git.
- Checkout git repository via HTTPS - Ansible module git6:55
How to checkout a git repository via HTTPS using Ansible module git with some Ansible Playbook example and live demo.
- Copy files from remote hosts - Remote to Local - Ansible module fetch6:51
How to copy files from remote hosts with Ansible? Simple code how to copy /var/log/messages from managed host to controller.
- Copy files to remote hosts - Local to Remote - Ansible module copy5:37
How to copy report.txt file to remote hosts using Ansible module copy.
- Start and enable services on boot on remote hosts - Ansible module service_facts11:38
How to list the available Linux services and automate the start and enable service on boot process with Ansible playbook. Included code and demo with "chronyd.service" NTP server on a RedHat Enterprise Linux 8.
- Stop and disable services on boot on remote hosts - Ansible module service11:48
How to list the available Linux services and automate the stop and disable service on boot process with Ansible playbook. Included code and demo with "chronyd.service" NTP server on a RedHat Enterprise Linux 8.
- Apply a file template - Ansible module template14:03
How to create and use templates in Ansible Playbooks. An included example is how to deploy an HTML placeholder using the Jinga2 template in your Nginx webserver.
- Restart services on remote hosts - Ansible module service6:12
How to restart services on a managed host using Ansible? The service module supports init systems include BSD init, OpenRC, SysV, Solaris SMF, systemd, upstart. I'm going to show you how to restart services on a Linux-managed host with some simple code
- Schedule a Cron Job task in Linux - Ansible module cron10:57
How to automate the schedule of command execution to a specific minute, hour, day, month, weekday, and user in Linux using cron service.
- Loop in file template - Ansible module template - Generate hosts file12:39
How to use for loop in Ansible module template to generate/etc/myhosts file with IP address, hostname, and short name from Ansible inventory. Ansible Playbook, Jinja2 template, and with Magic Variables included.
- Read file from remote hosts - Ansible module slurp6:49
How to automate the read of /proc/cpuinfo file from Linux remote host with Ansible. The file is copied as base 64 encoding and decoded with an Ansible Filter.
- Download a file using an HTTPS proxy via environment variables - Ansible get_url9:51
How to automate the download of a file and verify the checksum using an HTTPS proxy with Ansible module get_url and "https_proxy" environment statement.
- Permanently Set Remote System Wide Environment Variables on Linux - Ansible line10:24
How to automate the customization of System-Wide Environment Variables on Linux editing /etc/environment file using Ansible module lineinfile.
- Reduce Intel Laptop CPU Temperature Overheating In Linux - ansible module packag9:42
How to reduce Intel laptop CPU Temperature overheating using Ansible Playbook with package module and zero-configuration Linux thermal daemon (thermald).
- How to Download and Use Ansible Galaxy Roles — ansible-galaxy and requirements15:12
How to Download and use the Ansible Role lucab85.ansible_role_log4shell to scan our Linux machine against Log4Shell Remote Code Execution Log4j (CVE-2021–44228) re-using Ansible artifacts (tasks, variables, defaults, handlers, modules, and plugins) published in Ansible Galaxy directory.
- Download and Use Ansible Galaxy Collection - ansible-galaxy and requirements.yml11:26
How to Download and use the Ansible Collection community.general re-using Ansible artifacts (tasks, variables, defaults, handlers, modules, and plugins) published in Ansible Galaxy directory.
- Build & Run an Ansible Execution Environment - ansible-builder & ansible-runner19:26
How to build and run a custom “my_ee” Ansible Execution Environment specifying some custom System (git), Python (boto), and collection (community.aws) dependencies using the ansible-builder and ansible-runner toolset.
- Enhancing Ansible Role Development with Best Practices with ansible-later6:12
Streamlining Ansible Role Development with ansible-later.
- Create an empty file - Ansible module file7:07
How to create an empty ~/example.txt file or update the time of an already created file.
- Create a text file - Ansible module copy6:12
How to create a simple text file? I'm going to show you a live demo with some simple Ansible code.
- Check if a file exists - Ansible module stat7:18
How to check if a file exists in Ansible? I’m going to show you a live demo and some simple Ansible code. I'm going to show you how to combine the "stat" module with conditional to verify an existing and not existing path.
- Create a directory - Ansible module file7:13
How to set up the "~/example" directory, set the user and group ownership, and UNIX mode '0644' in Linux with Ansible.
- Check if a directory exists - Ansible module stat5:00
Deep dive into the Ansible module stat of the collection "ansible.builtin" to test if a specified path is a directory and print a message. Live demo and Ansible playbook included.
- Rename file or directory - Ansible module copy and file13:35
How to rename a file or directory foo, check the file existence, and perform the verification in a live demo and some simple Ansible code.
- Change file permission - Ansible module file6:51
How to change file or directory permission with Ansible? I’m going to show you a live demo and some simple Ansible code to change chmod and group of a test.txt file.
- Add Execute Permission 755 on Linux file — Ansible module file6:58
How to automate the setting of execute permission 755 for example.sh Linux file with Ansible module file.
- Delete file or directory - Ansible module file8:11
A real-life example about how the "deleteme" file and the "deleteme" directory with Ansible. Tested in a target Linux machine as well for idempotency of the Ansible Playbook.
- Create a symbolic link (also symlink or soft link) in Linux -Ansible module file6:53
How to create an "example" symbolic link that references "/proc/cpuinfo" in Linux with Ansible. Simple Ansible code and verification included.
- Create a hard link in Linux - Ansible module file8:31
How to create a "link" hard link that references the "example.txt" text file in the Linux filesystem with Ansible. Simple Ansible code and verification included.
- Download a file - Ansible module get_url10:38
How to download a tarball, verify the checksum, assign some permission with Ansible
- Extract an archive - Ansible module unarchive10:55
Live console coding how to download a zip file and extract it in a user home directory. The playbook is also taking care of the necessary dependencies.
- Mount a Windows share in Linux SMB/CIFS - Ansible module mount12:41
How to Mount a Windows share in Linux SMB/CIFS. The Ansible Playbook code is going to check the required packages, create the mount-point and setup the Windows network shared folder via SMB/CIFS protocol on the Linux target machine. Demo and live coding included.
- Mount an NFS share in Linux - Ansible module mount15:48
How to mount an NFS share in Linux. The Ansible Playbook code is going to check the required packages, create the mount-point, and set up the NFS network shared folder using NFS4 protocol on the Linux target machine. Demo and live coding included for RedHat-like and Debian-like systems.
- Concatenate multiple files in a specific order - Ansible module template and YAM11:49
How to automate the concatenation of multiple files and format using a list in the YAML and Ansible module template with Jinja2 language. Included example with “a.txt”, “b.txt” and “includes.yaml” files for Pandoc.
- Backup With Rsync — Local to Remote — Ansible module synchronize12:18
How to automate the backup of an “examples” directory minimizing network usage on Linux using Ansible module synchronize and rsync utility.
- Find All Files with Extension - Ansible module find7:49
How to automate the finding of all files with “.cnf” extension under the “example” directory of “devops” user using Ansible Playbook and vmware_guest_info module.
- Search for a String in a File -Ansible module lineinfile10:19
- How to Delete Only Files Inside a Directory - Ansible module find7:36
How to automate the search and delete of the files and directories inside a directory keeping the main folder with Ansible modules find and file.
- Create ISO image from Files and Folders - Ansible module iso_create11:32
How to automate the creation of a “test.iso” ISO9660 file containing an “helloworld.txt” file using Ansible Playbook and iso_create module.
- Automating File Extension Validation with Ansible5:40
How to use the regular expression within an Ansible Playbook.
- Automating File Reading with Ansible8:58
How to use find, slurp, and debug to read and display all the text files in a directory.
- Simplify Disk Management with Ansible Quota Module8:19
Learn how to use the Ansible quota module to automate disk space quotas for users and groups, ensuring efficient resource management.
- Create a New LVM Partition - Ansible module parted7:36
How to automate the creation of a new partition /dev/sdb1 on an additional disk initialized for LVM on Linux using Ansible and parted module.
- Create a user account - Ansible module user10:37
How to create an example user with home directory, groups, password, and SSH key file with Ansible Playbook.
- Remove user account - Ansible module user6:07
How to remove an example user removing home directory and spool mail files.
- Change user password - Ansible module user5:58
How to write an Ansible Playbook to assign the password "password" to an "example" user account in a Linux system with SHA512 encryption.
- Disable user account - Ansible module user8:32
How to disable an "example" user in Linux by locking the password and setting the special "nologin" shell without login possibility.
- Enable user account - Ansible module user8:25
How to enable a user without password lock and with the appropriate shell in Linux.
- User password expiration - Ansible module user9:19
How to ser the user password expiration applying the Linux aging policy system.
- Create a group in Linux - Ansible module group5:46
How to create the "example" group or verify that is present on your target Linux system or macOS.
- Delete a group - Ansible module group6:14
How to delete the "example" group or verify that is not present on your target Linux system or macOS.
- Add a User to a Second Group on Linux - Ansible module user10:10
How to automate the adding of a user “example” to a system or user-defined groups list on a target the Linux with few lines of Ansible playbook code.
- Change the User Primary Group on Linux - Ansible module user9:06
How to automate the changing of primary group of a user "example" from "example" to "users" on a target the Linux with few lines of Ansible playbook code.
- Submit a GET request to a REST API endpoint - Interact with web services - uri11:25
How to retrieve a JSON list of users via a GET request to a REST API web service HTTPS endpoint from a remote Linux host in a few lines of Ansible code.
- Token Based Authentication in REST API - Interact with webservice - Ansible uri11:44
How to retrieve a JSON token via a POST authentication request using a JSON body formed by email and password to a REST API web service HTTPS endpoint from a remote Linux host in a few lines of Ansible code.
- Creating Custom Ansible Plugins to Fetch API Data Easily5:30
Step-by-Step Guide to Extend Ansible Functionality with Custom Plugins
Requirements
- Ansible basic knowledge
Description
Learn the Ansible automation technology with some real-life examples.
Every successful IT department needs automation for bare metal servers, virtual machines, cloud computing, containers, and edge computing. Automate your IT journey with Ansible automation technology.
I'm going to teach you, example by example, how to accomplish the most common System Administrator tasks.
You will start with installing Ansible in RedHat Enterprise Linux, Ubuntu, and macOS using the most command package manager and archives.
Each of the 300+ lessons summarizes a module, from the most critical parameter to some live demo of code and real-life usage. Each code is battle-proved in real life. Every video includes terminal interaction and verification steps. Mundane activities like creating a text file, extracting and archiving, and fetching a repository using HTTPS or SSH connections could be automated with some lines, user management, and interaction with API services; these are only some of the long lists included in the course.
Some Ansible codes are usable in all Linux systems, some specific for RedHat-like, Debian-like, and Windows systems.
The 30+ Ansible troubleshooting lesson teaches you how to read the error message, reproduce it, and the process of troubleshooting and resolution.
Are you ready to automate your day with Ansible?
Who this course is for:
- System Administrator
- IT Professional
- Cloud Engineer
- DevOps
- Linux Engineer
- Automation Engineer