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  1. IBM extended the reach of the generative AI tools it provides to automate the writing of code to the Ansible IT automation framework. View the full article
  2. Today we are announcing the availability of Ansible and Corretto 21 on Amazon Linux 2023 as a part of second quarterly update. View the full article
  3. This article aims to ease novices into Ansible IAC at the hand of an example. The example being booting one's own out-of-cloud Kubernetes cluster. As such, the intricacies of the steps required to boot a local k8s cluster are beyond the scope of this article. The steps can, however, be studied at the GitHub repo, where the Ansible scripts are checked in. The scripts were tested on Ubuntu20, running virtually on Windows Hyper-V. Network connectivity was established via an external virtual network switch on an ethernet adaptor shared between virtual machines but not with Windows. Dynamic memory was switched off from the Hyper-V UI. An SSH service daemon was pre-installed to allow Ansible a tty terminal to run commands from. View the full article
  4. In this article, I will demonstrate how to monitor Ansible Automation Platform(AAP) running on OpenShift, using user-workload-monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana... View the full article
  5. Ansible is an open-source software provisioning, configuration management, and application deployment tool. It uses declarative language to describe the system’s desired state and leverages SSH to communicate and enforce that state on the target machines. Environment variables are some of the most useful tools in dynamic environments. But what exactly are environment variables? Environment variables are key-value pairs that can influence the behavior of the tools that run in a system. They act as global settings which allows the different processes to communicate and configure their behavior without modifying the code. This tutorial teaches us how to work with environment variables in Ansible using various methods and techniques... View the full article
  6. Homepage WHY ANSIBLE? Working in IT, you're likely doing the same tasks over and over. What if you could solve problems once and then automate your solutions going forward? Ansible is here to help. COMPLEXITY KILLS PRODUCTIVITY Every business is a digital business. Technology is your innovation engine, and delivering your applications faster helps you win. Historically, that required a lot of manual effort and complicated coordination. But today, there is Ansible - the simple, yet powerful IT automation engine that thousands of companies are using to drive complexity out of their environments and accelerate DevOps initiatives. ANSIBLE LOVES THE REPETITIVE WORK YOUR PEOPLE HATE No one likes repetitive tasks. With Ansible, IT admins can begin automating away the drudgery from their daily tasks. Automation frees admins up to focus on efforts that help deliver more value to the business by speeding time to application delivery, and building on a culture of success. Ultimately, Ansible gives teams the one thing they can never get enough of: time. Allowing smart people to focus on smart things. Ansible is a simple automation language that can perfectly describe an IT application infrastructure. It’s easy-to-learn, self-documenting, and doesn’t require a grad-level computer science degree to read. Automation shouldn’t be more complex than the tasks it’s replacing.
  7. Although YAML is considered easy to understand, its syntax can be quite confusing. Use this guide to the basics. Read More at Enable Sysadmin The post How to use YAML nesting, lists, and comments in Ansible playbooks appeared first on Linux.com. View the full article
  8. You can use the numeric codes returned by shell scripts or Ansible playbooks to identify problems and test the code. View the full article
  9. At Red Hat Consulting we help customers to adopt Red Hat products and technologies and make the most out of them. We believe addressing customer business needs is the best way to increase customer's ROI. View the full article
  10. I have been involved with the Ansible project since its earliest days as a contributor, then later as a customer and consultant, and now as product manager. So I have been around Ansible automation for a quite awhile and have seen it from many perspectives. In my role as an Ansible product manager and evangelist, I have been fortunate enough to meet many IT professionals around the globe and discuss how automation and DevOps culture can be applied to their organizations. Sometimes I am asked what they should automate. Other times, I am challenged that an automation tool like Ansible is unnecessary or does not apply to what they are doing... View the full article
  11. Last November, Red Hat released Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, a new offering that combines Ansible solutions with new capabilities. As part of this, Ansible customers could now take advantage of new hosted services, such as Automation Analytics and Automation Hub, while also unifying Ansible Tower and Ansible Engine under one overarching platform... View the full article There are a number of new Collections scheduled to be announced at AnsibleFest in October ...
  12. Earlier this week, Red Hat announced the integration of its Ansible automation solution with its OpenShift Kubernetes container platform. The integration is designed to accelerate the automation and integration between traditional and cloud-based infrastructure. The idea behind this move is to allow customers to upgrade to cloud-based services while preserving existing infrastructure. View the full article
  13. What cloud providers do you work with? Google Cloud Platform (GCP)? Amazon AWS? Microsoft Azure? Which services? Are you using a managed Kubernetes such as GKE, AKS, Openshift or EKS? How do you manage your cloud resources? How do you manage the release cycle of the infrastructure and applications that you deploy? If the above […] The post Cloud Orchestration Language Roundup: A Comparison appeared first on DevOps.com. View the full article
  14. Red Hat, its online AnsibleFest 2020 conference today, announced an on-premises edition of Ansible Automation Platform dubbed Private Automation Hub and previewed technology to connect the Ansible Automation Platform managed as a cloud service by Red Hat and the on-premises edition. In addition, Red Hat is making available more pre-integrated workflows to its certified Ansible […] The post Red Hat Expands Scope, Reach of Ansible Automation Framework appeared first on DevOps.com. View the full article
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    https://www.ansible.com/ansiblefest Join us online for two days of engaging speakers, live demos and hands-on labs and real time Q&As with experts We’ve adapted our signature automation event into a free virtual experience, to connect our communities with a wider audience, to collaborate to solve problems. You’ll meet developers, admins, and IT decision-makers who are answering the challenge of change with flexible, open source automation technologies that bridge where you are to where you want to go. Seasoned pros and brand new Ansiblings alike can find answers and guidance for Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, the enterprise solution for building and operating automation at scale. BREAK OUT SESSIONS Choose from a variety of different topics to learn from Ansible users around the world. These sessions are aimed at all levels -- whether you are getting started and writing your first Ansible playbook, or scaling automation across different teams. CUSTOMER STORIES Hear from customers about how they have used Ansible to transform their business, make their lives easier and help their employees focus on what they’re passionate about. INSPIRING KEYNOTES From product roadmaps to automation journeys Ansible Automation experts and contributors will share their work and their automation journeys. EXPAND YOUR SKILLS Continue to develop your Ansible skills. At AnsibleFest you will be able to learn from product demos and different interactive labs.
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