Automation with Ansible Playbooks

This Automation with Unusable Playbooks course enables you to delve deeply into the automation with unusable playbooks, to better explore, understand and apply relevant skills.

Through this Automation with Unusable Playbooks course, you will gain world-class knowledge and understanding with a focus on the automation with unusable playbooks, based on solving real-life issues.

This Automation with Unusable Playbookscourse includes a whole host of practical tips and advice, helping you to develop yourautomation with unusable playbooksskillsto become the automotive engineer, automotive technician, automation manager, automation personnel services, automation test engineer,or related professionyou can be.

Packed with videos, PDFs and exercises, it'll equip you with what it takes to be successfulin today’s business landscape, covering a broad range of topics, including installing and configuring unusable, sable inventories (static and dynamic inventories), password authentication setup and explanation, introduction to unusable playbooks and much more.

Frontier Education provides those with no previous experience or working professionals with trailblazing, practice-based teaching, aimed to inspire and prepare you for a career-relevant industry.

• 1.Introduction 38:58

  • 1: Ansible Architecture 10:44
  • 2: Course overview 04:26
  • 3: Story before any configuration management tools 09:47
  • 4: Basic usage of handlers 14:01

• 2.Installing and Configuring Ansible 2:28:01

  • 5: Ansible Directory Structure 20:13
  • 6: Different location of ansible.cfg file 08:02
  • 7: How to disable host key checking 12:00
  • 8: Install and Configure Ansible on RHEL 8 24:30
  • 9: Install and Configure Ansible Part-1 12:57
  • 10: Install and Configure Ansible Part-2 43:09
  • 11: Inventory file with Groups and Group of Groups 20:22
  • 12: Review on Ansible Architecture 06:48

• 3.Ansible Ad-hoc commands 1:33:42

  • 13: command module 04:43
  • 14: Create or Delete a file or directory on Managed nodes using file module 13:53
  • 15: Different modules to work with files 01:37
  • 16: Downloading a file from Ansible Managed Nodes to Ansible Engine 09:42
  • 17: How Ansible Works 14:37
  • 18: Install a package using yum module on Linux Managed Nodes 09:14
  • 19: Introduction to Ad-hoc commands 22:13
  • 20: Transfer a file 17:43

• 4.Ansible Facts and Variables 07:59

  • 21: Introduction to Ansible Default facts 07:59

• 5.Ansible Inventories (Static and Dynamic Inventoryies) 1:20:32

  • 22: Create a Custom Dynamic Inventory Script 16:14
  • 23: Working with Dynamic Inventory 24:02
  • 24: Create a Custom Dynamic Inventory Script 16:14
  • 25: Working with Dynamic Inventory 24:02

• 6.How to work with Mangaed nodes if manged nodes are not installed with Python 24:02

  • 26: Working with Dynamic Inventory 24:02

• 7.Passwrod Authentication setup and explanation 40:16

  • 27: Create a Custom Dynamic Inventory Script 16:14
  • 28: Working with Dynamic Inventory 24:02

• 8.Ansible Variables 40:16

  • 29: Create a Custom Dynamic Inventory Script 16:14
  • 30: Working with Dynamic Inventory 24:02

• 9.Introduction to Ansible Playbooks 40:16

  • 31: Create a Custom Dynamic Inventory Script 16:14
  • 32: Working with Dynamic Inventory 24:02

• 10.Basic concepts to write Playbooks (Working with different variables) 40:16

  • 33: Create a Custom Dynamic Inventory Script 16:14
  • 34: Working with Dynamic Inventory 24:02

• 11.Visual Studio Code Editor for Ansible Playbooks 10:43

  • 35: Visual Studio code editor 10:43

• 12.Operations on strings and numbers using Playbooks (Filters and Methods ) 35:02

  • 36: Ansible Filters and Methods for Operations 12:36
  • 37: Introduction to Arithmetic Operators 08:54
  • 38: Simple Practice on Arithmetic Operations by considering variables from different 13:32

• 13.Operators to work with tasks 40:30

  • 39: Comparision operators of Ansible Playbooks 07:21
  • 40: Logical operators 12:39
  • 41: membership and test operators 20:30

• 14.Conditional Statements 42:13

  • 42: Settings on Ubuntu server to consider it as a Manged Node 11:42
  • 43: simple example to understand when conditional statement 21:41
  • 44: Simple usage of inline ( if else ) conditional statement 08:50

• 15.Introduction to handlers 14:01

  • 45: Basic usage of handlers 14:01

• 16.Loops 40:30

  • 46: Comparision operators of Ansible Playbooks 07:21
  • 47: Logical operators 12:39
  • 48: membership and test operators 20:30

• 17.Tags 40:30

  • 49: Comparision operators of Ansible Playbooks 07:21
  • 50: Logical operators 12:39
  • 51: membership and test operators 20:30

• 18.Error Handling ( ignore_errors,failed_whenblock, rescue and always) 39:14

  • 52: Block and error hanlding with block, rescue and always 26:50
  • 53: Error handling part-1 12:24

• 19.Ansible reusable concepts with import_tasks,include_tasks 21:53

  • 54: Ansible reusable concept with import and include 21:53

• 20.loacal_action vs delegate_to 23:57

  • 55: Discovery script to understand delegate_to , run_once and local_action 23:57

• 21.Tomcat Installation and Configuration using Playbook 43:41

  • 56: Installation and configuration 43:41

• 22.Template module 26:07

  • 57: Introduction to template module 08:49
  • 58: Template module variables, conditional statements and loops 17:18

• 23.AWS Provisioning Using Ansible 1:47:34

  • 59: 6.Playbook to start stop and terminate Instances with tags 20:07
  • 60: cleanup tagless ec2 instances 10:28
  • 61: Export EC2 Instances info into a csv file 16:08
  • 62: Introduction AWS Provisioning using Ansible 17:06
  • 63: Launch Ec2 Instance with multiple sequirty groups and tags 19:58
  • 64: Simple playbooks to start stop and terminate Instances 13:43
  • 65: Sinle palybook to start stop and termiante Instacne 10:04

• 24.Ansible Vault to Protect Ansible Playbooks with Encryption 15:43

  • 66: Protect your sensitive data using Ansible-Vault Concept 15:43

• 25.Ansible-Roles 20:59

  • 67: Converting a playbook into roles 20:59

In this automation with sable playbooks course, you will learn and understand the core theories and practices in automation with sable playbooks, developing a solid base of knowledge. You will understand core automation with sable playbooks theories and practices and be able to think critically, actively contribute to the body of knowledge in the industry and push the boundaries with automation with sable playbooks skills.

With expert guidance and a combination of videos, PDFs, and worksheets, this course is designed to prepare you for a career or learning journey.

You’ll also be able to access several exclusive bonus resources to help you along with your automation with unusable playbooks journey, including:

• Visual studio code editor for Unusable playbooks
• Operations on strings and numbers using playbooks (filters and methods)
• Tomcat installation and configuration using the playbook
• Unusable vault to protect unusable playbooks with encryption
• AWS provisioning using Unusable

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• Tailor-made: Course adapted to market needs and interests

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• Multicultural: Connect with classmates from all corners of the glob

This Automation with Unusable Playbook is ideal for people looking to progress their career into an automotive engineer, for those who want to become an automotive technician, as well as looking to further develop their skills and knowledge.

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