Category: Ansible
Using Ansible playbook to install Docker on Centos 7
by Sahil Suri | Dec 18, 2020 | Ansible, Devops, Docker | 0 |
Introduction Docker is a containerization engine and platform that encapsulates application code along with all of its dependencies inside a container. Containers are like virtual machines but they are more portable, more...
Read MoreAnsible: insert a line after a string using lineinfile module
by Sahil Suri | Sep 17, 2019 | Ansible, Devops | 0 |
Introduction I recently came across a situation wherein I needed to search for a string/word in a file and then append some piece of text after the matched string. I’m sure that there are many ways to accomplish this using...
Read MoreAnsible install on RHEL 8 explained
by Sahil Suri | Aug 22, 2019 | Administration, Ansible, Devops | 0 |
Introduction Automating the administration of our servers has become more important than ever with the exponential growth of our server estate. Using Ansible for automation gives us security, reliability and the need for lesser...
Read MoreUsing ansible-doc for accessing inbuilt documentation on ansible modules
by Sahil Suri | Apr 4, 2018 | Ansible, Devops | 0 |
Introduction In our earlier articles on Ansible we introduced you to some basic concepts related to Ansible and explained how to install it and set up a basic environment to use. In a subsequent article, we explained the basics...
Read MoreYAML: A quick introduction for working with Ansible
by Sahil Suri | Apr 3, 2018 | Ansible | 0 |
Introduction The term “Human Readable Automation” is often associated with Ansible and is one of the major driving factors behind the exponential increase in its popularity over the last few years. YAML is used in...
Read MoreAnsible: overview and installation
by Sahil Suri | Mar 9, 2018 | Ansible | 0 |
Introduction Ansible is an automation platform that consists of an automation language which is YAML, that can describe an IT application infrastructure in the form of Ansible playbooks. Along with the YAML automation language,...
Read MoreAnsible playbook for listing packages in Linux
by Sahil Suri | Mar 6, 2018 | Ansible, Devops | 0 |
Introduction Having an inventory of installed software available at hand is an important asset management function. Using this information, we can determine what software is installed on the system, what software needs to be...
Read MoreAnsible – presenting a season’s greetings playbook
by Sahil Suri | Dec 30, 2017 | Ansible, Basics | 0 |
Introduction As this year draws to an end i.e. today is the 31st of December as I’m writing this article. We are sure that your email and phone inboxes would be filled with wishes from your loved ones and friends. We...
Read MoreFree: Join our Devops whatsApp/Telegram group(s)
by Surendra Anne | Mar 17, 2017 | Ansible, AWS, Cloud/Virtulization, Devops, Docker, News, Offers, Packer, Puppet, vagrant | 0 |
Hello to all from Linux Juggernaut team. We are excited to introduce our multiple WhatsApp groups...
Read MorePuppet vs Ansible vs Docker comparison
Many a people who are into Dev-Ops may think why comparing Docker which is a container technology with configuration management tools like Puppet. Why we included docker is that it serves the same purpose as configuration...
Read MoreWhat is puppet? Why Linux/Unix users require it?
by Surendra Anne | Apr 13, 2016 | Ansible, Devops, Puppet | 3 |
What is Puppet? The puppet is a configuration management tool used by system administrators and...
Read MoreAnsible: Reboot server in play-book and wait for it come back.
by Surendra Anne | Aug 26, 2015 | Ansible | 4 |
Ansible is a great and simple configuration management and orchestration tool. Some times we...
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