Adhoc Ansible Commands | How to Send Commands to Ansible Nodes
In this video, you’ll learn about several Ansible adhoc commands which are run from the command line, outside of a playbook. These commands run on one or more managed nodes and are meant to perform a simple or quick task.
Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:46 – The Ansible Setup
3:46 – Intro to Adhoc Commands
6:37 – Adhoc Commands on every Node
7:30 – Intro to Shell Commands
9:36 – Shell Commands with Root Privileges
14:00 – Outro
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