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Learning Ansible 2.7

Learning Ansible 2.7

By : Fabio Alessandro Locati
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Learning Ansible 2.7

Learning Ansible 2.7

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By: Fabio Alessandro Locati

Overview of this book

Ansible is an open source automation platform that assists organizations with tasks such as application deployment, orchestration, and task automation. With the release of Ansible 2.7, even complex tasks can be handled much more easily than before. Learning Ansible 2.7 will help you take your first steps toward understanding the fundamentals and practical aspects of Ansible by introducing you to topics such as playbooks, modules, and the installation of Linux, Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD), and Windows support. In addition to this, you will focus on various testing strategies, deployment, and orchestration to build on your knowledge. The book will then help you get accustomed to features including cleaner architecture, task blocks, and playbook parsing, which can help you to streamline automation processes. Next, you will learn how to integrate Ansible with cloud platforms such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) before gaining insights into the enterprise versions of Ansible, Ansible Tower and Ansible Galaxy. This will help you to use Ansible to interact with different operating systems and improve your working efficiency. By the end of this book, you will be equipped with the Ansible skills you need to automate complex tasks for your organization.
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Section 1: Creating a Web Server Using Ansible
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Section 2: Deploying Playbooks in a Production Environment
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Section 3: Deploying an Application with Ansible
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Section 4: Deploying an Application with Ansible

Provisioning machines in AWS

AWS is the most used public cloud by a fair amount, and it's often chosen due to its huge number of available services as well as the huge amount of documentation, answered questions, and articles that can be expected around such a popular product.

Since AWS's goal is to be a complete virtual data center provider (and much more), we will need to create and manage our network as we would do if we had to set up a real data center. Obviously, we will not need to cable stuff, since it's a virtual data center. Due to this, a few lines of an Ansible playbook will be enough.

AWS global infrastructure

Amazon has always been pretty discreet about sharing the location or the exact number of...

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