Ansible for Beginners: Learn the Fundamentals of IT Automation - Part 1

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Ansible is an open-source automation tool that allows you to manage and configure multiple systems from a single control point. With Ansible, you can automate tasks such as software installation, configuration management, and task automation, making it an ideal tool for managing and scaling IT infrastructure.

To run an Ansible playbook, you first need to have Ansible installed on your system. You can install Ansible using a package manager such as apt or yum, or by installing it from source. Once Ansible is installed, you can run a playbook by executing the following command:

It's also important to note that ansible is using an inventory file that contains a list of the systems you want to manage. This inventory file can be in different formats like ini, yml, json, etc.

Once you run the playbook, Ansible will execute the tasks in the order they are defined in the playbook, and will provide output indicating the status of each task. With Ansible, you can easily automate and manage your IT infrastructure, saving time and reducing errors.

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0:00 A Beginner's Introduction for Ansible
02:26 How to work without Ansible?
03:05 Your First Playbook
05:27 Running Your First Playbook with Anisble playbook command

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[nikhilnambiar]

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[leandrojpg]

Sensational your way of explaining things, keep helping me a lot

[sergeantc]

Hello, thank you for this information. Is it possible to use Ansible to push configuration to Microsoft servers?

[awssoorinje]

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[SoniaBHIRI]

thank you for this tuto, but there is problem when i install ansible, i can't find the configuration file config file = None, also the hosts file is not created, can you please give me an idea to resolve this problem ; thank's in advance

[Rico-Suave_]

Great video, thank you very much, note to self(nts) watched all in it 00:01

[ankitshukla]

I humble request you to make this series not only for bigners please cover all the topics atleast intermediate level if possible make it advance...it would be great help for us..🙏

[ArunkartikR]

sir, can you please explain how to create the remote machine

[sahilarya]

Sir waiting for this from long time.sir can you please tell the proper format of yaml .

[vinvvinv]

Hi, can you please make a video & explain step by step the writing/structure of Ansible & Terraform in a simple manner & in layman's terms, like when & where to add spaces, hyphens, what is variable, etc it's a bit confusing.I am not from a programming background hence find it difficult to understand the structure of writing Ansible & Terraform. Please it's a request, do reply

[petertherebel]

Way of your explanation is interesting and awesome bro!

[ravidraperisetla]

Plz create a video on terraform "depends on" clause

[Intisarbalkhi]

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