Course Outline
Introduce Ansible
Examine the foundational principles of the Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, including its operational mechanisms and installation procedures suitable for government environments.
Implement an Ansible playbook
Establish an inventory of managed hosts, author a basic Ansible playbook, and execute the playbook to automate critical tasks on those systems for government operations.
Manage variables and facts
Develop playbooks that utilize variables to streamline administrative processes and facts to retrieve relevant data regarding managed hosts, supporting efficient governance.
Implement task control
Oversee task control, handler execution, and error management within Ansible Playbooks to ensure reliable outcomes for government infrastructure.
Deploy files to managed hosts
Distribute, manage, and modify files on hosts under Ansible control to maintain consistency and compliance for government systems.
Manage complex plays and playbooks
Author playbooks that are optimized for extensive, complex plays and playbooks to support scalable operations for government agencies.
Simplify playbooks with roles
Leverage Ansible roles to accelerate playbook development and facilitate the reuse of code, enhancing efficiency for government IT teams.
Troubleshoot Ansible
Diagnose and resolve issues related to playbooks and managed hosts to maintain operational integrity for government services.
Automate Linux administration tasks
Automate standard Linux system administration tasks using Ansible to improve reliability and accountability for government workloads.
Requirements
- Pass the Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) exam (EX200), or demonstrate equivalent knowledge and experience with Red Hat Enterprise Linux for government systems
Disclaimer: This course is part of the NobleProg global training portfolio. Delivery is provided through authorized NobleProg network partner entities, such as NobleProg Ontario Inc., to support training for government professionals.
Testimonials (1)
Lots of exercises