Like all code, your infrastructure code has a certain grammar. When discussing Ansible in grammatical terms, the inventory is really the first noun you have to know (after all, nothing ever runs without defining some host(s) for Ansible to run it on). Along those same grammar lines, modules are basically your verbs. Almost everything you’ll…
“Ansible 101 Ad-Hoc Commands”, part of the Ansible Workshop Series, presented by Level Up. This video includes live demos showing how you can start using Ansible immediately in your own environment, without necessarily even having to write your own playbooks (or use anyone else’s). Examples include: 1. Gathering facts 2. Managing files & directories 3.…
Windows Automation is a key use case for Red Hat Ansible Tower, which makes routine tasks like managing local users straightforward, consistent, and FAST. Main demo playbook code: And you can download a free, 60-day evaluation of Ansible Tower via Red Hat’s site today: https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/management/ansible/try-it?sc_cid=7013a000002DffaAAC
When it comes to installation and actually being able to start automating things… it simply doesn’t get easier than Red Hat Ansible. Key questions we seek to answer here: What is Ansible? What is the Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform? How do they compare? And how can you get started in using Ansible today? This…