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nice tutorial mr chuck thanks
this is the best video for learning Ansible, easy and very clear. Thank you so much
I tried reading documentation and watching other videos and it wasn't easy and i got bored and bummed out, but you sir explained it simply and now I'm excited about Ansible. Thank you. 🙏❤️
Cool. What about Chef?!
You could use this to implement consistency for distributed systems.
The automation I know is cronjob, cronjob @reboot, pm2, things like that, but have to watch this too see what ansible is.
you need to learn Ansible RIGHT NOW!! … bullshit i thought, but after watching this tutorial I use ansible everyday. Thank you Chuck!
I'm a little late to the game here, but I had a ton of issues trying to get this working.
From CentOS not being supported anymore, so the repos are all busted, to Ansible trying to use python2 instead of python3 to run commands.
I finally got it working, so I wanted to drop some knowledge nuggets for other folks that might find this in 2022 and beyond.
To use something RHEL based but with working repos, I went with Scientific Linux 7.
The only workaround I could find with the python3 issue was to add the following to the linux group after the nodes:
[linux]
my.server.node.fqdn ansible_python_interpreter=/usr/bin/python3
hope this helps anyone who finds it!
It’s ETCyyy not et cet·er·a.
Stop using (or suggesting) sudo for admin work.
You had me at "routers and switches". I don't work with that stuff anymore but never thought I could use Ansible for managing that.
This is an awesome video with very clear explanations, wish all videos were this helpful.
I started watching your channel to make my gf think I’m really smart but ended up actually learning a lot from you 😁
Hey your pi cluster install of k3s did not work for me
Probably use ansible to install a zabbix and wazuh agent, setup PSK encryption for the connection, add zerotier and update /etc/hosts files. Be nice to have that to replicate across my lab.
ok i learn it right now
Great video, thanks! But you need to learn Vim RIGHT NOW! 😀
17:56 eyed-imm-potent-see 😉
Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , strain wave reducer, robot joint , over 30 years experience
What do you use for your screen annotation?
thanks man, it was helpful
@17:54 eye – dim – potent – sea
Syncing dotfiles across devices 🙂
I have to say this is the most helpful video I’ve seen in a while. I’m a Student Sys Admin at my college and I was tasked to make an ansible server for our student GNS3 severs in order to automate lab creation. Needless to say I was very lost and found your video shortly after… I have seen the light!!! Keep doing what you’re doing, I’ve always loved your content!
Ansible Tutorial great Thank you so much.
Who here has heard YAML = Yet Another Mark-up Language?!
First time I heard YAML Ain't Mark-up Language
Why is this better than writting my own bash script that ssh's into each server (within a loop) and executes the commands that I want?
I'm watching this at 2am in the morning the robot at the start is fuckign creepy dude lol
Great video man!
Yo, after press esc to exit insert mode you can hold shift and press 'z' twice, this is do same as ':wq'
learning this this week through full sail university. this video was much more informative than the lecture was
How can i edit yml files in vscode with auto completion i dont get this to work!
Perfect !!
OK, Sold👍
how do you draw on the screen?
Literally was just told by my boss to learn Ansible. Right now.
Have learned ansible. Whoever chose the Yaml syntax, I hate you with a passion.
damn bruh thanks
Wow. You are such an inspiration
this was one of the easiest way to understand ansible. thanks Chuck. great content as always 🙂
Yaml can be a pain if you are not spacing correctly.
I wish the robot had a beard even if it had to be put in the video in post.
Can a Linux auditor use ansible to complete audit assessments?
How do you verify that the update/changes took place?
so how is this different from NIS or NIS+