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Ansible Automation Self Learn with Example & Practical Lessons

Course Description

Automation is now required for bare metal servers, virtual machines, containers, and edge computing in any successful IT organization. With Ansible automation technology, you can automate your IT journey.

You’ll begin by utilizing the most common command package manager and archives to install Ansible on RedHat Enterprise Linux, Ubuntu, and macOS.

The Ansible online self-learning course outlines all the modules, starting with the most significant parameter and ending with a live code sample and real-world application. Each code has been battle-tested in the real world. Every video includes console interaction and verification. A simple task like producing a text file, extracting and archiving, or requesting a repository via HTTPS or SSH connections may all be automated with a few lines of code, and these are just a few of the many examples covered in this self-paced learning course.

Some Ansible scripts are applicable to all Linux systems, while others are exclusive to RedHat-like, Debian-like, and Windows systems.

The Ansible Automation self-learning course will show you how to understand error messages, recreate them, then troubleshoot and resolve them.

What you'll learn

Real-life use cases of Ansible
Troubleshooting in Ansible of the most common issues
Installation of Ansible in common operating systems
Module-based Ansible code
Ansible code tailored to RedHat and Debian-based systems

Target Audience

System Administrator
IT Professional
Cloud Engineer
DevOps

Pre-requisites

Basic knowledge of Ansible

Course content

181 lectures • 29 hours total length

Install Ansible

Ansible Terminology – Ansible vs Ansible Core packages
How to install Ansible in Redhat Enterprise Linux 8
How to install Ansible in Amazon Linux 2 (AWS EC2)
How to install Ansible in Fedora 34
How to install Ansible in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
How to install Ansible in Ubuntu 21.10
How to install Ansible in Fedora 35
How to install Ansible in CentOS 8
How to install Ansible in CentOS Stream 8
How to install Ansible in CentOS 9 Stream
How to install Ansible in Debian 11
How to install Ansible in OpenSUSE Leap 15
How to install Ansible in Rocky Linux 8
How to install Ansible in macOS
How to install Ansible with PIP
How to install Ansible in Windows 10 WSL Windows Subsystem for Linux
How to install Ansible in Windows 11 WSL: Windows Subsystem for Linux
How to install Ansible in ArchLinux 2021.12.01
How to install Ansible in Gentoo Linux
How to install Ansible in AlmaLinux 8
How to install Ansible in Oracle Linux 8 – Ansible install
How to install Ansible in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 15 SP3
How to install Ansible in RedHat Enterprise Linux 9 Beta

Ansible Tips And Tricks

Print a text/variable during execution – Ansible module debug
Pause execution – Ansible module pause
How to Pass Variables to Ansible Playbook in the command line? – Ansible extra
Break a string over multiple lines – Ansible Literal and Folded Block Operator
Ansible terminology – ansible_hostname vs inventory_hostname
Set remote environment per task or play – Ansible environment statement
Execute command on the Ansible host – Ansible localhost
Three options to Safely Limit Ansible Playbooks Execution to a Single Machine
Ansible modules – command vs shell

Ansible playbook code for Linux

Edit single line text – Ansible module lineinfile
Edit multi-line text – Ansible module blockinfile
Test host availability – Ansible module ping
Reboot remote hosts – Ansible module reboot
Checkout git repository via SSH – Ansible module git
Checkout git repository via HTTPS – Ansible module git
Copy files from remote hosts – Remote to Local – Ansible module fetch
Copy files to remote hosts – Local to Remote – Ansible module copy
Copy Multiple Files – Ansible lookup plugin fileglob
Start and enable services on boot on remote hosts – Ansible module service_facts
Stop and disable services on boot on remote hosts – Ansible module service
Apply a file template – Ansible module template
Restart services on remote hosts – Ansible module service
Schedule a Cron Job task in Linux – Ansible module cron
Loop in file template – Ansible module template – Generate hosts file
Read file from remote hosts – Ansible module slurp
Read a file into a variable on host – Ansible lookup plugin file
Download a file using an HTTPS proxy via environment variables – Ansible get_url
Read an environment variable – Ansible lookup plugin env
Permanently Set Remote System Wide Environment Variables on Linux – Ansible line

Ansible Code Reuse – Roles And Collections with Ansible Galaxy

How to Download and Use Ansible Galaxy Roles — ansible-galaxy and requirements
Download and Use Ansible Galaxy Collection – ansible-galaxy and requirements.yml

Ansible code to interact with Linux File System

Create an empty file – Ansible module file
Create a text file – Ansible module copy
Check if a file exists – Ansible module stat
Create a directory – Ansible module file
Check if a directory exists – Ansible module stat
Rename file or directory – Ansible module copy and file
Change File Permission – Ansible Module File
Add Execute Permission 755 on Linux file — Ansible module file
Delete file or directory – Ansible module file
Create a symbolic link (also symlink or soft link) in Linux -Ansible module file
Create a hard link in Linux – Ansible module file
Download a file – Ansible module get_url
Extract an archive – Ansible module unarchive
Mount a Windows share in Linux SMB/CIFS – Ansible module mount
Mount an NFS share in Linux – Ansible module mount
Concatenate multiple files in a specific order – Ansible module template and YAM
Backup With Rsync — Local to Remote — Ansible module synchronize

Ansible code for User Management in Linux Systems

Create a user account – Ansible module user
Remove user account – Ansible module user
Change user password – Ansible module user
Disable User Account – Ansible module user
Enable user account – Ansible module user
User password expiration – Ansible module user
Create a group in Linux – Ansible module group
Delete a group – Ansible module group
Add a User to a Second Group on Linux – Ansible module user
Change the User Primary Group on Linux – Ansible module user

Ansible Playbook Code Interact With Web Services API

Submit a GET request to a REST API endpoint – Interact with web services – uri
Token Based Authentication in REST API – Interact with webservice – Ansible uri

Ansible playbook code for Linux Security

Set sysctl kernel parameters – Ansible module sysctl
Load and Unload Kernel Modules in Linux – Ansible module modprobe
Configure Kernel Parameters in RedHat-like Linux systems – Ansible system role
Set the SELinux Policy States and Modes on Linux – Ansible module selinux
Enable or Disable Permissive Domain in SELinux policy on Linux – Ansible module
Enable or Disable SELinux Boolean on Linux – Ansible module seboolean
Vulnerability Scanner Log4Shell Remote Code Execution Log4j (CVE-2021–44228)
How to mitigrate Polkit Privilege Escalation – PWNKIT (CVE-2021-4034) on RedHat

Ansible playbook code for Red hat like Systems

Register a system with Red Hat Subscription-Manager – Ansible module redhat_subs
Install a package in RedHat like systems – Ansible module yum
Deploy a web server apache httpd on RedHat-like systems – Ansible modules yum, c
Rolling Update RedHat like systems – Ansible module yum
Open firewall ports in RedHat like systems – Ansible module firewalld
Install Google Chrome in RedHat-like systems – Ansible module rpm_key, yum_repos
Install Microsoft Edge in RedHat-like systems – Ansible module rpm_key, yum_repo
NFS Server – Export an NFS Share in RedHat-like systems – six Ansible modules
Deploy a proxy server squid on RedHat-like systems – Ansible modules yum, templa
Deploy a web server apache httpd virtual host on RedHat-like systems – Ansible

Ansible playbook code for Debian Like Systems

Install a package in Debian like systems – Ansible module apt
Rolling Update Debian-like systems – Ansible module apt
Open firewall ports in Debian like systems – Ansible module ufw
Install Google Chrome in Debian-like systems – Ansible module apt_key, apt_repos
Install Microsoft Edge in Debian-like systems – Ansible module apt_key, apt_repo
Deploy a web server apache httpd on Debian-like systems – Ansible modules apt, c
Deploy a web server apache httpd virtual host on Debian-like systems – Ansible m

Ansible code for Suse Like Systems

Install a package in Suse-like systems – Ansible module zypper
Install Google Chrome in Suse-like systems – Ansible module rpm_key, zypper_repo

Ansible playbook code for Windows

Configure a Windows Host for Ansible – ansible winrm
Test Windows Host Avaibility – Ansible Module win_ping
Create an empty file in Windows-like systems – Ansible module win_file
Check if a file exists on Windows-like systems – Ansible module win_stat
Install Windows software – Ansible module win_chocolatey
Copy files to Windows remote hosts – Local to Remote – Ansible module win_copy
Copy files from Windows remote hosts – Ansible module fetch
Reboot Windows hosts Ansible module win_reboot
Install Google Chrome in Windows-like systems – Ansible module win_chocolatey
Extract an archive in Windows-like systems – Ansible module win_unzip
Download a file in Windows-like systems – Ansible module win_get_url
Create a directory on Windows-like systems – Ansible module win_file
Check if a directory exists on Windows-like systems – Ansible module stat
Check Registry .NET Framework version on Windows-like systems – Ansible module w
Rolling Update Windows-like systems – Ansible module win_updates
Add Windows Registry on Windows-like systems – Ansible module win_regedit
Remove Windows Registry path or key on Windows-like systems – Ansible module win
Create a local group on Windows-like systems – Ansible module win_group
Remove a local group on Windows-like systems – Ansible module win_group
Create a local user on Windows-like systems – Ansible module win_user
Remove a local user on Windows-like systems – Ansible module win_user
Change local user password on Windows-like systems – Ansible module win_user
Backup With Robocopy on Windows – Ansible module win_robocopy
Ansible modules – win_command vs win_shell

Ansible code for Containers

Install Docker in Debian-like systems – Ansible apt_key, apt_repository, apt
Install Docker in RedHat-like systems – Ansible rpm_key, yum_repository and yum
Install Docker in Windows-like systems – Ansible module win_chocolatey
Install Zoom flatpack in Debian-like systems – Ansible module flatpak
Install Zoom flatpak in RedHat-like systems – Ansible module flatpak
Update Zoom flatpak(s) in Linux systems – Ansible module command
Install Spotify snap in Debian-like systems – Ansible module snap
Install Spotify snap in RedHat-like systems – Ansible module snap
Setup Apache Web Server in a Docker Container for Debian-like systems – Ansible
Deploy Apache Web Server in a Podman Container for RedHat-like systems – Ansible

Ansible code for Kubernetes K8s and OpenShift OCP

Install Red Hat CodeReady Containers to run OpenShift 4 in macOS
Create Kubernetes K8s or OpenShift OCP Namespace Project – Ansible module k8s
Create Kubernetes K8s or OpenShift OCP Namespace Project – Ansible module k8s
Create Kubernetes K8s or OpenShift OCP Pod – nginx – Ansible module k8s
Create Kubernetes K8s or OpenShift OCP service – Ansible module k8s
Create Kubernetes K8s or OpenShift OCP Secret – Ansible module k8s
Assign CPU Resources to Kubernetes K8s or OpenShift OCP Containers and Pods — An
Assign Memory Resources to Kubernetes K8s or OpenShift OCP Containers and Pods
Configure a Pod to Use a Volume for Storage – Ansible module k8s

Ansible troubleshooting of the most common errors

Ansible troubleshooting – indentation error
Ansible troubleshooting – privilege escalation error
Ansible troubleshooting – connection failed
Ansible troubleshooting – macOS fork error
Ansible troubleshooting – missing module parameter
Ansible troubleshooting – failure downloading
Ansible troubleshooting – chgrp failed
Ansible troubleshooting – Syntax Error
Ansible troubleshooting – not a valid attribute for a Play error
Ansible troubleshooting – fatal template error while templating string
Ansible troubleshooting – PowerShell incompatible with the sudo become plugin
Ansible troubleshooting – passwordless account
Ansible troubleshooting – missing sudo password and incorrect sudo password
Ansible troubleshooting – user module password_expiry_min bug and workaround
Ansible troubleshooting – Windows 10 Error 0x80370102 WSL: WindowsSubsystemLinux
(Solved) Windows 11 Error 0x80370102 WSL: Windows Subsystem for Linux – Ansible
Ansible troubleshooting – invalid argument
Ansible troubleshooting – undefined variable
Ansible troubleshooting – Destination does not exist
Ansible troubleshooting – the “role not found” error
Ansible troubleshooting – Module Failure on Windows-target
Ansible troubleshooting – Permission denied Errno 13
Ansible troubleshooting – VARIABLE IS NOT DEFINED! ansible_hostname
Ansible troubleshooting – Unhandled exception while executing module win_user
Ansible troubleshooting – This command has to be run under the root user
Ansible troubleshooting – Kubernetes K8s or OpenShift OCP 401 Unauthorized

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Luca Berton

Ansible Software Quality Engineer

I’ve been 14 years in the IT market with a technical background and people in mind. My strengths are Ansible automation, GNU/Linux, and Cloud Computing. I'm a certified RedHat System Administrator. I like to teach and move your skill to the next level! I try to automate as many things as possible because I consider myself a lazy person.

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