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Duration 21 hours
Course Outline
Advanced Playbook Development in Ansible
- Managing variables, loops, conditionals, and handlers
- Implementing blocks, error handling, and tags
- Organizing complex playbook structures
Jinja2 and Templating Strategies
- Applying advanced filters and lookups
- Generating dynamic templates
- Adhering to templating best practices
Developing Custom Modules and Plugins
- Coding custom modules using Python
- Utilizing filters, callbacks, and connection plugins
- Employing effective debugging and logging strategies
Collections and Roles
- Structuring content with roles
- Packaging and distributing Ansible Collections
- Handling versioning and dependency management
API Integration and External Services
- Invoking REST APIs via the URI module
- Interacting with cloud providers and external tools
- Integrating secrets management solutions
Testing and Validation Processes
- Leveraging ansible-lint, Molecule, and CI/CD pipelines
- Guaranteeing idempotency and reproducibility
- Conducting static and dynamic analysis of Ansible code
Content Lifecycle and Version Control
- Managing code through Git and GitOps practices
- Tracking changes and maintaining documentation
- Establishing CI/CD workflows for Ansible content
Overview and Future Steps
Requirements
- A solid grasp of fundamental Ansible concepts and YAML syntax
- Practical experience in Linux system administration
- Proficiency in creating playbooks and managing inventories
Target Audience
- Seasoned automation developers
- DevOps engineers
- IT specialists responsible for large-scale enterprise automation
Testimonials (3)
Good hands on lab and training guide
Raymond - GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY AGENCY
Course - Introduction to Ansible Automation
Trainer knowledge in the subject was very Good.
Fayaz - Skillsoft
Course - Managing Configuration with Ansible
the Automation and speaking to different software packages