Ansible Tutorials
Ansible provides a systematic approach to learning IT automation and configuration management. Our tutorials cover Ansible playbooks, roles, and modules, suitable for both beginners and experienced DevOps professionals. Through hands - on labs and real - world examples, you'll gain practical experience in automating infrastructure tasks. Our configuration management playground allows you to experiment with Ansible in a simulated environment.
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Connect the Event Pages
Connect real event pages with inventory-driven Ansible routes and reject inappropriate sources before changing a working entry.
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Remove an Old Key Safely
Revoke one old SSH key with Ansible, verify fresh denial and preserve current access, backup access and existing work.
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Build and Collect the Contact Sheets
Build actual photo contact sheets on two SSH workstations, wait for successful Ansible jobs and collect each source correctly.
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Stop a Broken Update
Recover a website after a real missing-download failure and stop the next Ansible release batch.
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Update Both Menus
Update two café menus with shared Ansible data while preserving each branch’s hours, specials and local files.
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Update One Host at a Time
Inspect two real website backends, then use Ansible to update and health-check one node at a time.
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Give a Teammate Access
Create real staff SSH access with reusable Ansible users, directories and public-key grants while preserving existing work.
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Move a Service to Another Host
Move an event program through Ansible inventory membership while preserving its venue, old source and existing data.
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Deploy Baseline Files to Managed Nodes
Deploy baseline files to managed host aliases with group variables, templates, and copy tasks.
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Automate Users, Files, and Scheduled Tasks
Create a service user, manage owned files, and install a cron job with Ansible.
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Install Roles and Content Collections
Install a local role from a requirements file and inspect installed Ansible collection content.
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Configure SSH Keys and Privilege Escalation
Generate an SSH key, authorize it for a managed user, configure inventory access, and validate become privilege escalation.
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Configure ansible.cfg and Project Defaults
Create ansible.cfg, define project defaults, parse inventory, and run the first ad hoc Ansible checks.
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Create and Use Custom Facts
Install a local custom fact under /etc/ansible/facts.d and use ansible_local in a playbook.
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Handle Failures with Blocks and Rescue
Use block, rescue, and always sections to recover from a controlled failure and verify the success path.
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Create and Apply a Reusable Role
Build a simple role with defaults, tasks, and a template, then apply it from a playbook.
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Automate Packages, Services, and Firewalls
Install httpd, manage its service state, and open the firewall using an Ansible playbook.
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Debug Variable Precedence Issues
Compare all, group, host, and extra variables to understand which value Ansible applies.
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