you need to learn Ansible RIGHT NOW!! (Linux Automation)

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1:02 ⏩ Why Ansible?
5:06 ⏩ FREE Ansible LAB
6:38 ⏩ Ansible Installation
8:23 ⏩ Hosts (inventory) setup
11:56 ⏩ ad-hoc Ansible Commands
13:52 ⏩ Ansible Playbooks

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[GlutesEnjoyer]

This was one of the simplest and most straightforward ansible guides I've seen thanks man

[nigelnovelo]

I must say that the amount of knowledge I have gained from this channel is unmatched, went from a regular HelpDesk Job to a sysadmin, thanks to the inspiration that chuck brings.

[akpesiriodiyoma]

Shawn Powers from CBT NUGGET and Network Chuck are like the best teachers ever..you can always feel the excitement and enthusiasm in their voice, that energy is contagious. and their real-life analogy to the IT concept they are tutoring is second to none and that alone is a winner for me...Thank you so much guys..

[xghram]

“Ansible” is a term from sci-fi novels for instant communication across the galaxy. It’s put to great effect in the novel Ender’s Game. It’s worth a read, if you happen to have a little time on your hands.

[mmrk_]

Hey NetworkChuck I really enjoy these "how to" types of videos you have been making. I really enjoyed the docker Linode lab you made not long ago and this is another great example of a "how to" video that i got a lot out of. Keep up the awesome content!

Thank you.

[alisonholloway]

I LOVE Ansible. I've been using/learning it for months and I cannot live without it anymore in my lab work. My programming skills are ordinary, but my Linux skills are pretty good. So it's a perfect match for the my VM-based Cloud lab work. This was a nice intro for people. Ansible is a powerful beast.

[ashs]

This is the most easy to understand Ansible video out there. Chuck explains everything so well. I use ansible in my lab for a few things. Mainly at the minute I have ansible playbooks for:
- Deploying VMs
- Removing VMs
- Configuring VMs with a base config to get things started.
- Preparing nodes to become K8s nodes

[timandmel]

Hi Chuck, great basic intro to Ansible! Just one thing that would be helpful to us Ansible noobs: since many cloud providers provide access using ssh keys instead of passwords, just cover how you would specify the rsa or pem file instead of the password.

[TheRealKitWalker]

Learn it right now!! This is the kind of push I need! You're amazing dude and I can't thank you🙏🙏 enough for the highly informative and to the point fun videos about the latest tech that's out there. I hope your reach grows 100x folds. 👏👏👏🙏🙏 😊

[neoandlifestyle]

You are an amazing man, the way of teach, give an example and capt the audience, thanks for your support!

[dawitaraya]

The best tutorial video I have seen so far on Youtube. Love the way you deliver the concepts and your energy man.

[joaquin_cloudarch]

Hi, NetworkChuck!

That's perfectly explained! I'm using Ansible for a year now for my tasks in my company and I have seen many tutorials about it, and I have to say yours is one of the most clearest videos I have ever seen. Congrats!!!



Thank you for your videos!

[cainiak]

Can attest to how intuitive Ansible is. In half a year, I learned basic Ansible to develop a custom CIS template to assist in baselining RHEL systems for an organization. The template can be re-applied periodically on schedule (every 30 mins for example) to assist in maintaining those configurations, not just at the beginning of the systems lifecycle. Just one example of automation! Imagine going through a system and running every hardening command manually... I realize many automation tools exist that are capable of this. However, I would again like to express how easy, and actually fun, it is to learn and use Ansible.

[kayurbach]

Thanks man, spent 12h privately grinding ansible, reduced effectively a server setup of 4h into 5 minutes. Now I know stuff, and will save hours in the future like crazy. *THUMBS UP*

[RickDoiche]

Hey Chuck! That was a perfect timing cuz I was writing some initial playbooks.
You are really practical and I like it!
😀

[z-avlogs]

For sure you don't cover all the stuff related to the topic but you do illuminate passion among the IT folks.Thanks once again for this brilliant work you're come up with such Videos again and again and cover many other technologies out there like Jenkins, puppet, chef, etc.

[DanielStinebaugh]

Being a Sr Systems Admin for a large cloud consultancy, I can say, terraform and ansible are pretty much must have knowledge to start managing med-large enterprise or cloud networks period. Chef and Puppet are nice, but most of the companies I've helped I can say default to terraform and ansible about 85% of the time.

[zackerthehacker]

Your presentation, production value and knowledge are all amazing. I loved this video and learned a thing. Thanks :D

[kyle]

Thank you so much! I was watching videos for the past few days and doing a bunch of reading and couldn't seem to get it until this video!

[krsna]

Hello Chuck,
this was a very well put video which helped me get started....I followed two other courses on udemy and packt and they were quite a mess! you got me sorted and helped me get started. I like your style ....keep posting new videos. Cheers!