AWS Devops | How to work with Ansible by using Ad hoc commands | Session 25 |
In this video, we will show you how to effectively use Ansible Ad-hoc Commands in your AWS DevOps workflow. Ad-hoc commands allow you to execute tasks on your AWS infrastructure quickly and efficiently without needing to write a full playbook. This is perfect for performing one-time actions like managing servers, deploying applications, and gathering system information on the fly.
What you will learn:
What are Ansible Ad-hoc commands and how they differ from playbooks
How to run Ad-hoc commands to manage AWS EC2 instances
Examples of common Ad-hoc commands for managing configurations, services, and files
How to target specific EC2 instances using dynamic inventories
Best practices for using Ad-hoc commands in real-world scenarios
Ad-hoc commands are a powerful feature of Ansible that simplifies automation tasks, and with AWS, they provide a quick and easy way to manage cloud resources without complex setups.
Tools & Technologies Covered:
AWS EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)
Ansible Ad-hoc Commands
AWS CLI (Command Line Interface)
Linux Commands
By the end of this video, you'll be able to leverage Ansible Ad-hoc commands to quickly execute tasks across your AWS infrastructure, speeding up your DevOps automation processes.
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