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    Ansible Configuration Management
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    Ansible Configuration Management

    By Daniel Hall

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    In Detail

    Ansible provides a clear and concise way to manage the configuration of your Linux infrastructure. It can help in making your infrastructure more maintainable, quicker to deploy, and easier to understand.

    "Ansible Configuration Management" will take you from your very first command all the way to extending the very capabilities of Ansible itself. It takes a practical approach with hands-on examples, which ensures that the readers walk away with all the knowledge and skills they will need to harness Ansible.

    "Ansible Configuration Management" starts with an explanation of the basics and builds the reader’s knowledge through step-by-step guidelines.

    The book concentrates on discussions related to realistic worked examples. Using this approach we discuss how to perform ad-hoc actions, script actions together to set up services, and how to script more complicated tasks. The discussion carries onto explanation of organising your configurations for large deployments and warps up with examples of how to extend the capabilities of Ansible.

    "Ansible Configuration Management" provides the knowledge you require to effectively manage your systems in a simple, quick, and maintainable way.

    Approach

    "Ansible Configuration Management" is a step-by-step tutorial that teaches the use of Ansible for configuring Linux machines.

    Who this book is for

    This book is intended for anyone looking to understand the basics of Ansible. It is expected that you will have some experience of how to set up and configure Linux machines. In parts of the book we cover configuration files of BIND, MySQL, and other Linux daemons, therefore a working knowledge of these would be helpful but are certainly not required.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPackt Publishing
    Release dateNov 22, 2013
    ISBN9781783280827
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    Ansible Configuration Management
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    Daniel Hall

    The eldest child of Freeman Hall Jr. and Addie B. Johnson was born in Mansfi eld, La. in a three room shotgun house. Raised by his mother and Grandmother during his formative years (until age 10) he led a very sheltered and protected life. He remembers seeing his father once a year each summer as his father returned from Los Angeles to visit family and friends. In 1965 at the age of ten he boarded a Greyhound Bus and began a journey that has never really ended to this day. The decision to leave the security and safety of Mansfi eld and his mother to live with his father would forever have a profound impact on his life and the lives of those that he touched.

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