What Are Ansible Facts?
Ansible facts are a cornerstone of Ansible automation, providing valuable information about managed nodes that can be dynamically used in playbooks.
Continue readingAnsible facts are a cornerstone of Ansible automation, providing valuable information about managed nodes that can be dynamically used in playbooks.
Continue readingAnsible handlers are a powerful feature that enhance efficiency and control in automation workflows.
Continue readingAnsible modules are the foundation of Ansible’s automation capabilities. They are small programs that perform specific tasks, enabling you to automate everything from software installation to cloud provisioning.
Continue readingAnsible playbooks are the heart of Ansible automation, enabling users to define tasks in a structured and human-readable format.
Continue readingAnsible plugins are modular pieces of code that extend and enhance Ansible’s core functionality.
Continue readingAnsible roles are a key feature that simplify and organize complex playbooks, making them reusable and scalable.
Continue readingAnsible tags are a feature that allows users to selectively control which tasks in a playbook are executed.
Continue readingAnsible templates are a powerful feature that enables dynamic generation of configuration files and scripts during automation workflows.
Continue readingAnsible variables are a core feature that allows users to make playbooks dynamic and reusable.
Continue readingAnsible collections are modular packages that group related content such as roles, modules, and plugins.
Continue readingAnsible logs are crucial for debugging, auditing, and monitoring your automation workflows.
Continue readingAnsible playbooks are essential for defining automation workflows, and storing them in an organized and accessible manner is critical for efficient operations.
Continue readingManaging tags in VMware environments can become complex without automation. In this article, you will learn how to verify the existence of VMware tags and create them when necessary using the community.
Continue readingIntroduction Ansible offers powerful tools for automating IT workflows, but understanding the proper use of its features is essential.
Continue readingIntroduction Creating a comma-separated list is a common task in templating, but ensuring no trailing comma appears after the last element can be tricky.
Continue readingIntroduction When working with Ansible, automating data manipulation is crucial for dynamic and scalable playbooks.
Continue readingIntroduction Ansible provides powerful tools to automate tasks in VMware environments.
Continue readingAdvanced Ansible and Jinja2 Ansible’s power lies in its ability to handle complex data structures with minimal code.
Continue readingIntroduction Virtual machine snapshots are a valuable tool in VMware environments, enabling administrators to create recovery points before making changes.
Continue readingIntroduction When working with Ansible playbooks, comparing two lists is a common task, especially for validating data consistency in automation workflows.
Continue readingIntroduction CfgMgmtCamp 2025, the premier event for systems administrators, DevOps engineers, and Infrastructure as Code enthusiasts, is taking place in Ghent, Belgium, from February 3–5, 2025.
Continue readingIntroduction CfgMgmtCamp 2025, the premier event for systems administrators, DevOps engineers, and Infrastructure as Code enthusiasts, is taking place in Ghent, Belgium, from February 3–5, 2025.
Continue readingDiscover the Power of Open Source at FOSDEM 2025 I’m excited to announce that I’ll be attending FOSDEM 2025, the premier open-source software event, held on February 1–2, 2025, at the ULB Solbosch Campus in Brussels, Belgium.
Continue readingOptimizing Nested Lists in Ansible Ansible, a powerful IT automation tool, often deals with complex data structures.
Continue readingIntroduction Ansible’s flexibility in automation often involves handling intricate data structures.
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