Ansible Tutorial

In this section we will use include and import module to add another tasks or complete playbook into another playbook. ... Read More

Blocks in Ansible allow you to logically group a set of tasks together, primarily for one of two purposes. One ... Read More

Ansible tags are another great feature which can help you execute respective tasks from the playbook. By default all the ... Read More

Oftentimes, we will want to perform a single task, but use that single task to iterate over a set of ... Read More

Sometimes you want a task to run only when a change is made on a machine. For example, you may ... Read More

Control structures refer to anything and everything that have an effect on a program's execution flow. Control structures are mainly ... Read More

In this section we will learn about different operators we can use with Ansible playbooks to perform different tasks. For ... Read More

Now that you are familiar with writing ansible playbooks, in this section we will use Visual Studio Code Editor to ... Read More

Overview on Ansible In one liner "Ansible is a super-simple automation platform that is agentless and extensible." It is an ... Read More

What are Ansible Playbooks Ansible playbooks are text files or configuration files that are written in particular format called YAML. ... Read More

What is YAML? YAML Ain’t Markup Language (YAML) is often called a data serialization language. It was intended to be ... Read More

Ansible is not a full-fledged programming language, but it does have several programming language features, and one of the most ... Read More

Ansible facts is a term used for system information of the managed nodes. Now the system information could be about ... Read More

Jinja2 is a very popular and powerful Python-based template engine. Since Ansible is written in Python, it becomes the default ... Read More

In all the examples till now we have used password less communication by setting up a passphrase with no password. ... Read More