Implementing Task Control | Ansible Tutorial for Beginners

Implementing Task Control | Ansible Tutorial for Beginners
🚀 Dive into the world of task control with our latest Ansible tutorial for beginners! In this video, we'll walk you through essential concepts and techniques to effectively manage tasks in your Ansible playbooks.

📋 Key Topics Covered:
✅ Understanding Task Control
✅ Using Tags to Organize Tasks
✅ Conditional Task Execution
✅ Handling Failures and Errors
✅ Best Practices for Task Management

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0:00 Introduction
1:26 Understanding Loops
3:10 Using with_items
5:58 Providing with_items Using Variables
10:37 Complex Items
18:02 Nested Loops with Variables
19:19 Using the when statement
23:58 Conditionals Overview
26:04 Using Variables in when
28:51 Using Variable Values in Other Variables
30:30 Magic Variables
31:39 Testing Multiple Conditions
33:01 Combining Loops & Conditionals
34:26 Registered Variables
36:59 Handler dependencies
40:01 Using Tags
41:02 Dealing with errors
41:22 Executing Handlers after Task Failure
42:10 Understanding Blocks
42:57 Using failed_when
44:16 Managing changed when
44:51 Practice Lab

[DavidConnerCodeaholic]

This helped a lot. I came to learn about blocks/handlers and I guess I needed to review the basics. I have no idea why it’s been so hard for me to learn Ansible using the RedHat docs.

I somehow missed “with_nested” which had me writing complicated jinja. That’s like essential.

I had thought the handlers were for new event-driven features. failed_when and changed_when are also very helpful.