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Ansible is an automation engine used for enabling infrastructure as code (IaC), managing and deploying applications, and automating processes. It is often considered a tool for system administrators, DevOps practitioners, and related IT specialists.
Ansible is an important open source automation tool and platform. It is used for configuration management, application deployment, task automation, and orchestration of complex workflows.
Ansible stands out for its capabilities in automating server provisioning and management. Ansible’s playbooks, its ability to group and organize resources, and numerous other features make it a great asset for administering servers.
Ansible is a popular open-source Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool that can be used to complete common IT tasks like cloud provisioning and configuration management across a wide array of infrastructure components. Commonly seen as a solution to multi-cloud configurations, automation, and continuous delivery issues, Ansible is considered by many to be an industry standard in the modern cloud landscape.
Ansible is an open-source, software provisioning tool that automates application and IT infrastructure deployment. It is lightweight and agent-less, meaning there is no client or server software to install. Ansible uses SSH and Python to accomplish its highly useful automation tasks.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn about several Ansible adhoc commands which are used by system and devops engineers.
This guide shows how to use the older Linode Ansible module to manage Linode infrastructure. This module is maintained by members of the Linode community. A newer Linode Ansible collection is now available which is maintained by the Linode development team.
Playbooks define a set of tasks to be executed by Ansible on a group of managed nodes. While you can use Ansible to execute one-off tasks via the command line, Playbooks can be reused, shared across teams, version controlled, and support complex deployment and rollout requirements. You can use features such as handlers, variables, templates, error handling, and control logic within your Playbooks to intelligently automate your IT processes across a fleet of hosts.
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Ansible is an automation tool for server provisioning, configuration and management which allows you to organize your servers into groups and more.
