I love to learn best practices from the beginning to get used to work properly to face a real job with confidence. Thanks for that. After the job is done, you git it. Just like breathing, you just do it.
Thank you thank you for making this so simple and clear. I love the pace and clarifications of what all the modules and abbreviations mean. Best video on Ansible so far.
Hi Jay, great tutorial again! Kudos! There's a little flaw in this video though. On the steps in de playbook where you update_cache, you are testing against "ansible_distribution_version" instead of "ansible_distibution" Appearantly it still works though ;-) Regards, Ludo
It did make a difference, it works because both variables were correct - ansible_distribution == "CentOS" and ansible_distribution_version == "8.2", so both will work, even if you just specify one of them.
Sir, I know when condition in runbook what it will do .. but my question was like when: {how to know here what to write} from ansible facts we have to choose.
Hey there Jay, thanks for the great video!!!, i was wondering if you can elaborate on how to add Centos 8 machine to the Ansible that i have on my Ubuntu 18.04.
I finally figured why I am getting the error. the ansible version that comes with my aws amazon linux 2 does not support "when" module. I had to read the error msg so many times and test the without the when module. the ansible 08 does away with when module. hope this helps
Is there a difference between "git push origin main" and "git push origin master"? I noticed in earlier videos you went with "main" and now it's "master"
I's just an unusual name for the master branch. Github has become 'woke' recently and in a fit of political correctness they changed the default name for the master branch from master to main and are also trying very hard to force this nonsense onto unsuspecting users, even going as far as renaming their user's existing local(!) branches without their consent, etc. You can still keep using the master branch if you do not let github create an empty default repostory for you and avoid executing their malicious code snippet when pushing your existing repository to github for the first time.
@kjakobsen If you look at the bottom of the editor, there is a list of commands you can use. The ^ character means CTRL. So, saving (Write Out) is CTRL + O, Cut text is CTRL+K and paste is CTRL+U. EDIT: At around 12:48 in the video, Jay marks text and then issues a copy and paste. I found a guide here, even with pictures included, apparently: www.tecmint.com/learn-nano-text-editor-in-linux/ in the section ”Copy/Paste/Cut Text in Nano”.
I love to learn best practices from the beginning to get used to work properly to face a real job with confidence. Thanks for that. After the job is done, you git it. Just like breathing, you just do it.
Thank you thank you for making this so simple and clear. I love the pace and clarifications of what all the modules and abbreviations mean. Best video on Ansible so far.
Smashing T-shirt, Jay :). Thumbs-up just for the T-shirt, before watching the video :)
Cool! Started to be creative with my small farm even before the end of the couse. Very usefull. Thank you.
So grateful for this useful series. Wish you all best things
Thank you for the great tutorial!
great series, thanks for sharing🤩
Thank you for this series 😊😊😊😊😊
Youre amazing !! Thank you for this series its really good and i find it so usefull!!
great video, very simple yet useful, thanks man !!
Nice T man, thanks for the videos.
amazing shirt :], VGood tutorial!!!
Great addition to my learning of ansible. Awesome!
Great content
Thank you so much.
Hi Jay, great tutorial again! Kudos!
There's a little flaw in this video though. On the steps in de playbook where you update_cache, you are testing against "ansible_distribution_version" instead of "ansible_distibution"
Appearantly it still works though ;-)
Regards, Ludo
May be it didnt make any difference, lol
It did make a difference, it works because both variables were correct - ansible_distribution == "CentOS" and ansible_distribution_version == "8.2", so both will work, even if you just specify one of them.
love the shirt :)
Sir, I know when condition in runbook what it will do .. but my question was like when: {how to know here what to write} from ansible facts we have to choose.
Brilliant 👍
How can I create multiple VM with static IP's in Windows10 with VirtualBox just like in this series? Tried but couldn't make it...
Hello sir , How do I compare if variable passed as a parameter exists in (output stored in) register? The register: policies (is in json format. )
Hey there Jay, thanks for the great video!!!, i was wondering if you can elaborate on how to add Centos 8 machine to the Ansible that i have on my Ubuntu 18.04.
Hi, l have RedHat 8 and after watching this tutorrial httpd is not getting installed ? , how l can troubleshoot ?
It's ok. l have found where there was a problem , thanks
How to specify centos passwd as it is different in centos than ubuntu
where did you setup these multiple servers?
VirtualBox, VM tool to virtualize desktops
when: ansible_distribution == ["Debian", "Ubuntu", "Pop!_OS"] fails...Anyway to get popos in there? version 20.04
check the correct syntax. You should change == with in just like Jay show us from 09:11 to 09:50
Is anyone else getting the error "fatal: [10.0.0.21]: FAILED! => {"changed": false, "msg": "Unsupported parameters for (dnf) module: when Supported parameters include: allow_downgrade, autoremove, bugfix, conf_file, disable_excludes, disable_gpg_check, disable_plugin, disablerepo, download_dir, download_only, enable_plugin, enablerepo, exclude, install_repoquery, install_weak_deps, installroot, list, lock_timeout, name, releasever, security, skip_broken, state, update_cache, update_only, validate_certs"}"?
I finally figured why I am getting the error. the ansible version that comes with my aws amazon linux 2 does not support "when" module. I had to read the error msg so many times and test the without the when module. the ansible 08 does away with when module.
hope this helps
Is there a difference between "git push origin main" and "git push origin master"? I noticed in earlier videos you went with "main" and now it's "master"
I's just an unusual name for the master branch. Github has become 'woke' recently and in a fit of political correctness they changed the default name for the master branch from master to main and are also trying very hard to force this nonsense onto unsuspecting users, even going as far as renaming their user's existing local(!) branches without their consent, etc. You can still keep using the master branch if you do not let github create an empty default repostory for you and avoid executing their malicious code snippet when pushing your existing repository to github for the first time.
Awesome!
You included so much other info, I totally missed the when condition.
thanks a lot
I'm watching a video on ansible, and the most puzzling thing was: " How the f... did he cut and paste in nano?? ;-)
@kjakobsen If you look at the bottom of the editor, there is a list of commands you can use. The ^ character means CTRL. So, saving (Write Out) is CTRL + O, Cut text is CTRL+K and paste is CTRL+U.
EDIT: At around 12:48 in the video, Jay marks text and then issues a copy and paste. I found a guide here, even with pictures included, apparently: www.tecmint.com/learn-nano-text-editor-in-linux/ in the section ”Copy/Paste/Cut Text in Nano”.
Apt then when feels backwards. I'm used to condition first.
Teach me anisble and git at the same time 🤣🤣
Am still speechless