Video description
This course is designed to get you hands-on with using Ansible for automating local and cloud configuration management tasks with Playbooks.
You’ll be guided through working with managed nodes. Moving ahead, the course will get you hands-on with setting up password authentication. As you approach the concluding sections, you’ll even get to grips with transferring a file from Ansible Engine to nodes using the copy module.
By the end of this course, you will be well-versed with the essential concepts, along with having the skills you need to automate tasks effectively using Ansible.
What You Will Learn
- Understand how to work with managed nodes if managed nodes are not installed with Python
- Delve into the implementation of Ansible Playbooks from the basic level to the advanced level
- Understand the block module and its usage
- Understand how to set up password authentication
- Perform Ansible installation and configuration
Audience
This course is for anyone looking to pursue a career in automation using Ansible and Ansible Playbooks.
About The Author
VRTechnologies: VR Technologies is a seasoned DevOps automation consultant with a specialization in cloud and DevOps. With a wealth of experience, they have successfully trained over 400 students through comprehensive automation courses covering Shell, Python, and Ansible.
With six years of training expertise, VR Technologies’ commitment to staying at the forefront of technology trends is unmatched, ensuring that students receive the most up-to-date knowledge. Their passion for learning and teaching drives them to meticulously research and prepare each course, offering hands-on demonstrations from the basics to advanced concepts. Join VR Technologies on a transformative learning journey and unlock the power of automation in your career.
Table of contents
- Chapter 1 : Introduction
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Chapter 2 : Installing and Configuring Ansible
- Ansible Installation and Configuration Part-1 (Installation)
- Ansible Installation and Configuration Part-2 (Configuration)
- Ansible Directory Structures
- How to disable host key checking?
- Inventory file with Groups and Group of Groups
- Different locations of ansible.cfg file with priority
- Review on Ansible Architecture
- Installing Ansible Engine on RHEL 8
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Chapter 3 : Ansible Ad-hoc commands
- Introduction to Ad-hoc commands | Basic syntax for Ansible Ad-hoc commands
- How Ansible Works? (Executing Ad-hoc commands or Playbooks)
- Transfer a file from Ansible Engine to Nodes using copy module
- Download a file from Ansible Managed Nodes to Ansible Engine
- Create or Delete a file or directory on Managed Nodes
- List of different modules to work with files
- Install a package like git, httpd, mysql, git on Linux Systems using yum module
- Command Module
- Chapter 4 : Ansible Facts and Variables
- Chapter 5 : Ansible Inventories (Static and Dynamic Inventories)
- Chapter 6 : How to work with Managed nodes if managed nodes are not installed with Python
- Chapter 7 : Password Authentication setup and explanation
- Chapter 8 : Ansible Variables
- Chapter 9 : Introduction to Ansible Playbooks
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Chapter 10 : Basic concepts to write Playbooks (Working with different variables)
- Print any message (ex: welcome to Playbooks) using playbook?
- Variable and data types
- Data Structures/ Data Collections
- Simple playbook to understand the usage of register and set_fact
- How to read a variable and print using ansible playbook?
- How to read a variable from yaml/json file?
- Working with command line arguments
- Working with Gather facts variables or setup module variables
- Working with inventory_hostname and hostvars variables
- Chapter 11 : Visual Studio Code Editor for Ansible Playbooks
- Chapter 12 : Operations on strings and numbers using Playbooks (Filters and Methods)
- Chapter 13 : Operators to work with tasks
- Chapter 14 : Conditional Statements
- Chapter 15 : Introduction to handlers
- Chapter 16 : Loops
- Chapter 17 : Tags
- Chapter 18 : Error Handling (ignore_errors,failed_whenblock, rescue and always)
- Chapter 19 : Ansible reusable concepts with: import_tasks,include_tasks
- Chapter 20 : loacal_action vs delegate_to
- Chapter 21 : Tomcat Installation and Configuration using Playbook
- Chapter 22 : Template module
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Chapter 23 : AWS Provisioning Using Ansible
- Ansible Environment setup for AWS Provisioning
- Launch EC2 Instances with multiple security groups and Tags
- Simple playbooks to start stop and terminate ec2 instances
- Single playbook to start stop and terminate Instance
- EC2 Tags help to start, stop and terminate instances
- Cleanup Tag-less EC2 Instances using Playbooks
- Generate CSV Reports using ansible Playbooks for ec2 Instances
- Chapter 24 : Ansible Vault to Protect Ansible Playbooks with Encryption
- Chapter 25 : Ansible-Roles
Product information
- Title: Automation with Ansible Playbooks
- Author(s):
- Release date: March 2020
- Publisher(s): Packt Publishing
- ISBN: 9781800206496
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