Ansible Best Practices Roles and Modules

This webinar is based on Tim Appnel's talk from AnsibleFest Austin 2018, which was a followup to Ansible Best Practices: The Essentials. It delves into the topic of developing roles and modules to extend the power of Ansible automation while maintaining readability and simplicity. Based on actual experiences helping Ansible users, we show you what to do (and what not to do) to create the most reliable, resilient, and easy-to-manage automation solutions.

[fredrik]

This made modules easier for me. I haven't dived into them yet however for me it makes sense to look at modules sort of like API's. Perhaps that doesn't work for others but for me it makes sense.

[CoreyTyhurst]

This is great stuff. Glad I found it shortly after I started. I’m going to go break down my roles some more and build in the default variables.

[gamingraw]

Waoh this is amazing! Thank you so much

[redhatcoursesonlinetrainin]

Red Hat Ansible is a powerful automation and orchestration tool that allows you to streamline IT operations, configuration management, and application deployment. To make the most of Ansible, it's essential to follow best practices to ensure efficiency, maintainability, and security in your automation workflows. Here are some best practices for using Red Hat Ansible: