Getting started with Ansible 03 - Setting up the Git Repository
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2020
- Ansible is an incredible configuration management and provisioning utility that enables you to automate all the things. In this series, you'll learn everything you need to know in order to use Ansible for your day-to-day administration duties. In part 3, we take a look at another foundational concept - Git. Everyone who effectively implements automation uses Git, and in this video, we look into creating a repository and how to push changes.
Full series:
Part 1 (Introduction): linux.video/ansible1
Part 2 (SSH Overview & Setup): linux.video/ansible2
Part 3 (This video)
Part 4 (Running Commands): linux.video/ansible4
Part 5 (Running Elevated Commands): linux.video/ansible5
Part 6 (Writing our first Playbook): linux.video/ansible6
Part 7 (The "when" Conditional): linux.video/ansible7
Part 8 (Improving your Playbook): linux.video/ansible8
Part 9 (Targeting Specific Nodes): linux.video/ansible9
Part 10 (Tags): linux.video/ansible10
Part 11 (Managing Files): linux.video/ansible11
Part 12 (Managing Services): linux.video/ansible12
Part 13 (Adding Users & Bootstrapping): linux.video/ansible13
Part 14 (Roles): linux.video/ansible14
Part 15 (Host Variables): linux.video/ansible15
Part 16 (Templates): linux.video/ansible16
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For those total newbies in 2023 creating fresh github accounts and new branches- my default command needed to be "git push origin main" as the name space for 'master' didnt exist but 'main' did. Maybe a small change over the past two years or so since the video was released.
yeah github changed the default branch to 'main' because of "moral reasons" or something - they didn't like the master/slave notations although it is commonly used in IT
Or to check and try "git show-ref" to see what refs you have. Is there a refs/heads/master or refs/heads/main?
"git push" by itself also worked for me
This is what most of the other tutorials on TH-cam/Udemy/PluaralSight is missing. They just jump into the topic without any foundation. Thank you for making this video. Subbed.
I was thinking the same thing. It’s blaming my mind how relatable Git is to me now. And I’m not a software developer
The way you review everything you explained at the end, is such a good way to comprehend all the stuff you've explained. You're very good! Thank you Jay
Jay these tutorial are fantastic! You explain everything very well and at a pace that makes it easy to learn. Thank you!
slight PSA: Github change "master" to "main" so I had to use "git push origin main" instead of "git push origin master"
Thank you! I was also having a problem using master.
@@techdad6135 yeah.. they changed it not to long ago.. TBH master isn’t the best of words to use
@@Weirlive Please stop feeding the woke nonsense. master was a perfectly fine word.
@@fabrice9848 I didn’t make the change… I was just letting people know why it won’t work if you use “master” which was in the video. Enjoy.
just lost two days because of this silly syntax change in github
Awesome content, well explained. Thanks, Jay!
Till now, I am able to grasp the content.
Thank you.
Same here. Tons of thanks!!!
Amazing Channel. I really appreciate your time reaching us great stuff. Mat
Dude, thank you very much for your Ansible videos. They are EXCELLENT!!!
I love Jay's clear voice. I don't need to activate captions.
Jay these tutorial are fantastic!
Glad you like them!
Awesome video
make sure 'master' is really the name of YOUR branch, it could be 'main' or anything else. Otherwise it's going to output an error.
just "git push" works for me
Yeah, I didn't realize I had to make the branch names match this way so I just troubleshot the error and then did a "git checkout -b master' and then redid the git commands and that worked. Though I had then created a 2nd branch in my repository on called 'master' and so had to swap from 'main' being the default to 'master' being the default. Good learning stumble regardless.
Just love you m8,
Amazing channel :-)
Just in case anyone panics, like I did, when using "git push origin master". Master was changed to main in late 2020
veyr helpful!
Great series!! You fill in the blanks in my ansible knowledge. Quick question. What is Unicorn? Keep the great stuff coming.
great video thanks
Thank you Jay :-)
It's ** git push origin main ** now.
Wew! lucky saw this comment.. i was getting an error using " git push origin master" =) Thanks for this mate
@@noelmasong9223 you're most welcome. Have a great day. :)
Thanks Las In.. :-)
BRO!!!! you are so right my friend, that just fix my Error Problems. your the best!
i tried main but its asking for username and password and showing message that "Support for password authentication was removed on August 13, 2021. Please use a personal access token instead."
Please suggest how to fix it...
Thanks jay
Thanks sir
good video
Great
super
the "git clone" fails for me if I don't use a standard (auto-generated) name for the key
subbed
nice Paw Patrol reference
When I goto push my files to github, it prompts me for my github username\password each time. Is there a way to save the github credentials?
Make sure you have your ssh public key on github, and the private key connected to ssh-agent.
Hey Mike, I also had the same issue because I had selected "Clone with HTTPS" option.
But as per Jay we have to select "Clone with SSH" at 6:10 so that while pushing the changes to GITHUB it don't prompts for username and password.
Also we have to ensure that our passphrase for ansible key is cached.
I think that's why Jay said to set "user.name" and "user.email" in the global defaults. I discovered that if you have 2FA enabled on your Github account, it seems like you have to use the HTTPS links. You also have to create a "Personal Access Token" on the site, essentially an app-specific password to use instead of your regular user/pass combo.
git push origin master --> error: src refspec master does not match any
What should we do to fix this?
By the way, very good tutorial!
Use main instead of master
use
#git push
@@pacman129 i tried main but its asking for username and password and showing message that "Support for password authentication was removed on August 13, 2021. Please use a personal access token instead."
Please suggest how to fix it...
Issue resolved by creating personal access token in Git and using it instead of password.
your videos are everything except Ansible... arent there anyone who would just get into the thing?
I was thinking like you, but frankly, knowing a bit af ssh and a bit of git is part of the IT driving licence today, so I would say : "trust jay, he knows what he is doing"
They must have changed something on github recently because following everything you do stops working when I try to git push...then I get authentication errors...
Done! Moving on to something else ...cuz i dont have the time or patience
Fuck Ansible
a tutorial with not git repo address!??
If I'm looking to use Ansible I already know how to set up a git repo. Let's cut to the chase.
I get this error while i was pushing my changes to the master {Error: src refspec master does not match any error: failed to push some refs to git@githum.com:********/ansible-tutorial.git} do you know why this is happening ? Thanks