Mastering Ansible is a step–by–step journey of learning Ansible for configuration management and orchestration.
The course is designed as a journey through configuring a realistic application stack from the ground up. Instead of going page–by–page through the Ansible documentation, topics are ordered to align with the growing complexity of our application as we build it up and refactor it.
In addition to the core concepts of configuration with Ansible, we spend time on building tools to help us maintain and troubleshoot our application. The goal is to have a workflow where all of the configuration and troubleshooting is done through ansible playbooks that can be committed to a repository and improved over time.
The course is divided into 6 sections, starting with initial installation and foundational concepts. Starting in section 3, we build up a sample application environment layer–by–layer, learning a new concept in each lecture. After the application is up and running, we refactor our setup in section 4 with an emphasis on modularity and encapsulation. In section 5, we optimize our code and learn about techniques to reduce the playbook execution time. The course finishes with a final section on troubleshooting and testing.
For each lecture, we introduce a new Ansible concept and apply it to our playbooks. For most lectures, we execute the new concept in the demo environment so you can see what the output should look like. In the notes of each lecture, you’ll find a link to the relevant documentation pages, along with a snapshot of the codebase at the end of that lecture.
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Perttu Moilanen –
I feel like this is going too fast, also some of the course is out of date and using deprecated concepts that I have to go through hoops to try and fix.
Jennifer –
Brilliant coures, well explained!
Dinesh A –
Need more real time use cases.
Pavan kumar –
its good learning with this video.
Harish –
Well, the tutor is just performing it’s own task instead of explaining content out of it. whatever required to complete the task that’s the only details are being shared else none… I was expecting more details and more scenarios even though some places this hasn’t even been best practices…
Morten Hoffmann –
These sessions have really helped me building up ansible knowledge. I started from scratch with ansible and now with help from this training, my provisioning playbooks have 12 tasks and 21 different roles all with tags, cache, facts, become and much more. Thanks Chris for leading the way 🙂
Parameshwara Parasu Naik –
Thanks
Amarendra Bandla –
accent is not clear
Jacob Herold –
Very easy to follow, with rich yet straightforward examples. The comments have contained all of the errors i’ve seen that crop up from different ansible versions. My only complaint is that this course probably needs to be redone w/ a newer version of ansible. As far as i can tell from the comments it’s pre 2.X