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Configuration management plays a pivotal role in maintaining a stable and organized IT infrastructure by enabling the systematic gathering of information from remote hosts, facilitating server provisioning, and streamlining application upgrades or deployments.

You will learn the core features of Ansible, such as inventory, variables, playbooks, roles, and handlers, which serve as the building blocks for configuration management. You will learn how to write playbooks that define and execute complex orchestration tasks with ease. Next, you’ll learn how to use roles to maintain consistency across configuration management projects and how to harness the power of Jinja2 to apply logic and control structures and generate configuration files dynamically.

After completing this course, you will be equipped with the necessary skills for customizing configurations, organizing automation tasks efficiently, and maintaining a desired state for your infrastructure.

Configuration Management Using Ansible

# Overview

Ansible is an #key# open-source:This is  software available to anyone to contribute and use without any cost. #key# software that is usually used to provision software components, manage system configuration, and deploy application code. It's an agentless configuration management solution that doesn't require the installation of agents on the target nodes. Rather, the connection is made over the network using an SSH connection for Linux/Unix hosts, Kerberos for Windows hosts, or similar connection mechanisms. Ansible is easy to use, and the learning curve is not steep because it employs YAML syntax for writing playbooks. 

Learn about the basics of Ansible and how to set it up.

Getting Started

What Is Configuration Management?

Basics of Ansible

Major Concepts in Ansible

Ansible Variables and Other Elements

Manage Configuration with Ansible

Wrap Up

Basics of Ansible

Overview