Hey, folks, let's go over our course content.
What is included in this course?
I have divided this entire course in ten different sections.
Section one is about the introduction, which will cover the course introduction, the overview, exam
information, what you should know, the exam format, how the exam is going to look like, and they're
going to be handouts that you should read.
Then in section two, we will introduce Ansible.
We'll go over what is Ansible and its background benefits and key terms for Ansible How Ansible Automation
Works.
The lab design will install Oracle VirtualBox and set up our Ansible node on Linux.
Then we will create additional Ansible clients.
Then at that time we'll install Ansible software and simple configuration will be done and then we'll
go over the YAML files and text an example.
Now every section will have handouts for you to read and quiz for you to test your knowledge of what
you have done or what you have learned in each section.
In Section three, it's about Ansible Playbook implementation, writing the first playbook output playbook
creating multiple tasks in a playbook install and start a service host file syntax set up connection
to remote clients, more client status, connectivity and of course handouts and quizzes.
Moving on to Section four, deploy files to manage hosts and clients will cover copy files to remote
clients, change permission check file directory status, create file and remove files, create a file
and add text to it.
Moving on to Section five manage complex plays and playbooks.
Set up Apache Run Shell script, schedule a job, a cron job through your playbook, download a package,
create and mount new storage.
Then Section six Automate Linux Administration Task which includes user account management, add or
update user password killing a process.
Then coming down to Section seven Implement Task Control How you could control your task.
Pick and choose steps.
Assemble ad hoc commands.
I am covering a lot of ad hoc commands, so I'm splitting them into three different parts part one,
two and three, then moving on to handlers, conditions, loops, and then coming down to section eight,
which is to simplify the playbooks with the roles we'll cover Ansible roles, roles by applications
and role on Ansible Galaxy.
Then Section nine covers variable facts and additional features such as tags, variables, variables
and inventory file.
Ansible Wald How you could secure your Ansible encrypts strings within a playbook.
Then moving down to Section ten, which is about Ansible tools and resources like other automation tools.
What are out there that's available?
Free source of Ansible and RedHat.
Ansible will cover Ansible and Tower Ansible additional commands that you should know documentation
and community help in case you get stuck somewhere.
How you could go about getting help from community and troubleshooting.
And of course we'll end that with handouts and quizzes.
Now that completes the entire overview of my course.
Now I'm sure at this time you know that this is the right course for you in order for you to pass the
2.94.