Ansible is set to be the standard in the world of IT Infrastrcuture Management. It's a rare combination of simplicity meeting sophistication. Its core principle being simple is reflected in all its design choices such as agentless setup, small footprint, push model, YAML as a language to define infrastructure state etc. Its easy to setup, easy to write code with, easy to extend while writing custom modules. At the same time it offers everything a IT Systems, Networks or a Oprations/Devops person needs.
This course is been designed the get you started with Ansible quickly, and understand its key feature while learning by practice. By the end of this course you should be familiar with the ansible fundamentals and be comfortable at the least running ansible playbooks with a little customisation.
Your Instructor
Hi, this is Gourav. Being passionate about linux and open source, I built a good foundation for my professional career while I was still at Engineering School. I started my career as a ops guy, being a systems admin and later as a operations engineer. I then went on to transform my career to be a Devops Consultant, Corporate Trainer, Devops Coach and a Public Speaker. I have helped more than 10k tech professionals from top companied of the world to transform their careers to be devops ready. I am a published author with one book and more than 18 courses published on many platforms including Udemy, Packt, Skillshare, Orielly's Safari Books Online and this site. I have more than 60k students online. I have been recently featured on edX with my course on Devops and SRE, published by Linux Foundation, the world leaders in open source. You could check his biography here
Course Curriculum
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StartWhat is Ansible Part I: Why Ansible ?
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StartWhat is Ansible Part II: Simplicity, YAML, Push Model, Custom Modules (5:41)
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StartWhat is Ansible Part III: Batteries Included Approach (4:28)
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StartWhat is Ansible Part V: Infrasructure as a Code (6:10)
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StartWhat is Ansible Part VI: Code vs Data (4:38)
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StartWhat is Ansible Part VII: Idempotence and State Management (6:10)
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StartSection Introduction (2:12)
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StartSetting up codespaces environment (5:05)
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StartCodespaces Environment Updates in 2020 (Must Watch) (12:43)
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StartInventories and host patterns (5:22)
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StartAd hoc management with Modules (6:37)
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StartRoles for modular configurations (4:47)
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StartPlaybooks to map hosts to roles (4:26)
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StartApplying common configurations to all hosts (7:10)
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StartConfiguring frontend application with ansible (9:14)
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StartAdditional ansible code organization patterns (4:57)
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StartCourse Summary (1:21)
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StartZero to Ansible