Learn the basics of Ansible by practicing it
Ansible is set to be the standard in the world of IT Infrastrcuture Management. It's a rare combination of simplicity meeting sophistication. Its core principle being simple is reflected in all its design choices such as agentless setup, small footprint, push model, YAML as a language to define infrastructure state etc. Its easy to setup, easy to write code with, easy to extend while writing custom modules. At the same time it offers everything a IT Systems, Networks or a Oprations/Devops person needs.
This course is been designed the get you started with Ansible quickly, and understand its key feature while learning by practice. By the end of this course you should be familiar with the ansible fundamentals and be comfortable at the least running ansible playbooks with a little customisation.
What is ansible, why its needed and how it works
How to configure ansible and setup static/dynamic inventories
Ad hoc server management
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Envisioned by Gourav Shah, a devops expert, author and a international trainer, School of Devops is a global provider of devops trainings with most comprehensive, job oriented, certification driven training programs. School of Devops also builds devops learning tools, technologies and top quality audio/visual content. Schoolofdevops developed it’s own Devops workspace called Codespace, an open scoure IDE. Codespace is based...
Gourav comes with 15+ years of experience building, managing and automating systems at scale. He has helped organisations to design and implement devops practices. He left his corporate job in 2012 to start Initcron, a niche devops consulting firm. He eventually got into delivering devops workshops for the corporates in India and then internationally. He has conducted more than 300...
awesome
Horrible. Not for beginners. Talked a million miles per second. Will not purchase any courses form this guy. Experience DOES NOT make you a good teacher all the time. BUT it was free, so my expectations were low already.
thankyou
Excellent organization. The presentation is clear and concise.
Sometimes too quick but overall an excellent introduction to Ansible.
all good
amazing course.
This course is not for beginners - it assumes you know about docker, Jenkins, git repos, etc. Secondly, there is very little about ansible itself, rather the instructor delves into examples which are complex from the beginning and there is very little to no explanation on syntax or ansible structure/definitions. Luckily I had completed other basic ansible courses so I knew roughly what was being shown and I did have knowledge of docker, git, Jenkins already. So this is really a course for people who already are DevOps engineers and it's more a taster to what ansible can do rather than what ansible is and how to write it. Mention was made of patterns with little to no structure diagrams, just text from ansible code. This would have been useful to know how to structure projects and should have had a video just for this. The intro of this course talks about the instructor himself, is more like an advert for him and is far too long. Again at the end there is talk of a voucher for other paid-for courses, but generally, this course seems to be an advert for a paid ansible course rather than teaching you ansible as it's far too fast and lacking in core content. I actually had to watch this twice to understand what he was talking about and pause and rewind several times to see the code examples are read through them as the instructor went far too fast through the examples without fully explaining the code. I would like to see more theory, slides and diagrams showing key concepts and a slower delivery to allow content digestion and a chance to practice.
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Kashif I.
Course flow is not for the beginner, one should already have some basic knowledge of ansible to understand what you are explaining