1. [Reading] Ansible fundamentals

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1. [Reading] Ansible fundamentals #12

Closed seallard closed 5 months ago

seallard commented 6 months ago

Go through a resource below (feel free to add any good ones you find).

https://www.redhat.com/en/topics/automation/learning-ansible-tutorial.
Intro chapters from book @ChrOertlin shared in Slack channel.

ChrOertlin commented 6 months ago

done

seallard commented 6 months ago

done

islean commented 5 months ago

done

diitaz93 commented 5 months ago

Done ✅ What I got from it: The playbook is a YAML file describing the state of the configuration of a server. It has several tasks, which are individual configuration changes. Each task runs a module which is a script. You can run a playbook in a "dry-run" mode. When running a playbook, it determines which parts of the server configuration differ from the playbook and runs those tasks (in the order in which they were written). This is how idempotency is achieved.