Starting right from DevOps culture adoption in the IT industry to where we stand in today’s world. Ansible - Open Source configuration management tool used majorly for operation management, configuration, application deployment, and other basic system administration task. How ansible connections are created and ansible automation engine help ansible user to create a secure stream between Control node and Manage node. Ansible is all about calling modules and using them to achieve different task with the help of defined plays and actions in a playbooks. Defining how ansible is simple, powerful and agentless. Discussing prerequisite to start working with ansible and Demo on “how to write playbooks” securing secrets with using Ansible-Vault as ansible playbook are normal text file. How structure the large project with ansible role.
Name - Gourav Sharma FAS ID - ping2gourav
Is there a Fedora angle to this, or is it just an introduction to Ansible? Perhaps someone from the infrastructure team could be brought in and this could be made into a talk about working with Ansible in Fedora infra? As it is, I don't think this is appropriate for Flock. (Even though I love Ansible!)
hi @mattdm , Sorry for getting late.
From this talk I would like to target the audience who want to start their journey with automation. As RedHat has started their services on RHEL 8 and itself now for a linux system admin its very much necessary to step themselves up with automation. In this talk I'll talk about the use of ansible in Day to day work of system admin and will give a scope which is being required by the industry people for the beginner . Being ansible one of the most important tool in market there are a lot of things need to improve will those insights as well. This is will also be useful for those who want to start their journey with automation and leverage their interest in open source tools as ansible makes the task easy for the entire Devops life cycle.
Majorly what all are the prospective of redhat to bring use of ansible galaxy and system roles solving developers issues will be a great angle for the audience which i believe.
We'd really like Flock content to be specifically relevant to the Fedora contributor and community — that is, a talk about how ansible is used in Fedora infrastructure and how contributors can get involved in infrastructure that way would be perfect. But this really seems more aimed at a general audience. It's true that many Fedora contributors fit your target, but we need the conference content to be more focused.
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