Adhoc Commands in Ansible
Adhoc commands are commands which you run from the command line, outside of a playbook. These commands run on one or more managed nodes and perform a simple/quick task–most often, these will be tasks that you don’t need to repeat. For example, if you want to reload Apache across a cluster of web servers, you can run a single adhoc command to achieve that task.Note
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Ansible Templates
Ansible is used to manage configurations of multiple servers and environments. But these configuration files can vary for each cluster or remote server. But apart from a few parameters, all other settings will be the same.
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AWS EC2 Instance Creation Using Ansible Playbook Automation
Amazon Web Services is introduced term called “Infrastructure as a Code” where you no need to provisioning and maintenance manually everything is going to be peace of code. In this case Ansible AWS EC2 Instance creation using ansible playbook which provides automated provisioning of EC2 instances.
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How to Clone a Git Repository with Ansible
When configuring remote servers with Ansible, you may encounter instances where you need to get files from a Git repository. This could be a software package from public repositories or configuration files on a private repository.
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