Ansible Automates 2020 on 9th & 10th September
Another good news during this unusual time as Ansible Automate 2020 is a Virtual Event this year and we all will get the chance to...
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ansible-tower-service, Start or Stop Ansible Tower
Learn Ansible : Automation with Ansible – All You Want to Learn Ansible Tower is a wonderful product which help to implement a central hub for...
Ansible – Part 8 – Managing Facts
Ansible facts are nothing but some variables which are automatically discovered by the Ansible on managed hosts while running ansible adhoc commands or playbooks. See...
Ansible and Jenkins integration – Red Hat Webinar
Join this Red Hat webinar to see how to use Jenkins pipelines to deploy simple applications using Ansible Tower. Here see the quick overview of...
Ansible Nested Loop with List and Dictionary
Ansible loops are simple and powerful with mixed data. You will sure say “awesome” when you realize the easiness with loops. During our technical discussions,...
Ansible – Part 12 – Deploying Roles With Ansible Galaxy
So you have learned about Ansible Roles and the importance of using roles. Ansible Galaxy is a public library where you can find thousands of...
Ansible – Part 11 – Implementing Roles
In a production environment, we will have hundreds and thousands of different types machines to handle. Hence the type of operations and implementation methods will...
Ansible – Part 6 – Play with Playbooks
Plays are ordered set of tasks to execute against host selections from your inventory. A playbook is a file containing one or more plays. See...
Ansible – Part 5 – Running Ad-Hoc commands
We have already run few ad-hoc command to list down the hosts in earlier sections. See all parts of Automation with Ansible Guides here ansible...
Ansible – Part 4 – Managing Inventory
Inventory File An inventory file is a simple and plain text file where we store those host information ansible has to deal with. It can...
