What you'll learn:
- Introduction to Ansible - Difference between Ansible Core & Ansible Community
- Ansible Adhoc Commands
- Ansible Facts & Creation of Custom Facts
- Ansible Playbooks
- Ansible Roles
The target audience for this course are systems or automation engineers with a few years of experience in managing various parts of infrastructure, including operating systems, application configurations, and deployments.
This course also targets anyone who intends to manage systems and application configurations effectively and in an automated way, with the shortest learning curve.
What you’ll learn
Ansible Controller with Ad-hoc commands
Implementation of Ansible Playbooks from basic level to advanced level
Ansible Installation and Configuration with directory structure and Architecture
Ansible Ad-hoc commands
Ansible Facts and Variables
Ansible Inventories (Static and Dynamic Inventories)
How to work with Managed nodes if managed nodes are not installed with Python
Password Authentication setup and explanation
Introduction to Ansible Playbooks
Operations on strings and numbers using Playbooks (Filters and Methods )
Operators to work with tasks
Conditional Statements, loops, tags and handlers
Block module and its usage
Template module variables, conditional statements and loops
Ansible Vault Concept.
Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
Provisioning Servers
From VMWare or From Any Cloud
Knowledge on
Unix/Linux Environment
Basic Commands
Usage of vi/vim Commands to Create a File
What is SSH Connection with Remote Servers ?
Difference between password-less and password authentication
Notes:
Basic knowledge on any programming or scripting language
Its good if you have knowledge on python as Ansible is developed with python
Shell Scripting or Python Scripting is mandatory to develop own modules/collections
Who this course is for:
who are looking for a job in Automation using Ansible and Ansible Playbooks
