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Mastering Ansible, Second Edition - Second Edition

By : Jesse Keating
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Mastering Ansible, Second Edition - Second Edition

By: Jesse Keating

Overview of this book

This book provides you with the knowledge you need to understand how Ansible 2.1 works at a fundamental level and leverage its advanced capabilities. You'll learn how to encrypt Ansible content at rest and decrypt data at runtime. You will master the advanced features and capabilities required to tackle the complex automation challenges of today and beyond. You will gain detailed knowledge of Ansible workflows, explore use cases for advanced features, craft well thought out orchestrations, troubleshoot unexpected behaviour, and extend Ansible through customizations. Finally, you will discover the methods used to examine and debug Ansible operations, helping you to understand and resolve issues. By the end of the book, the readers will be able to unlock the true power of the Ansible automation engine and will tackle complex real world actions with ease.
Table of Contents (16 chapters)
Mastering Ansible - Second Edition
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
www.PacktPub.com
Customer Feedback
Preface

Contributing to the Ansible project


Not all modifications need to be for local site needs. Ansible users will often identify an enhancement that could be made to the project that others would benefit from. These enhancements can be contributed back to the Ansible project. Contribution could be in the form of updates to an existing module or core Ansible code, updates to documentation, new modules or plugins, or simply testing proposed contributions from other community members.

Contribution submissions

The Ansible project uses GitHub (https://github.com) to manage code repositories, issues, and other project aspects. The Ansible organization (https://github.com/ansible) is where the code repositories can be found. The main repository is the ansible repository (https://github.com/ansible/ansible), where the core Ansible code, the modules, and the documentation can be found. This is the repository that should be cloned in order to develop a contribution.

Note

The Ansible project uses a development...