Thank´s, this was very interesting. Does this only work for Cloud VM´s? I have local Agents in Docker Containers and VM´s in HyperV. Is it possible to attach them so this will work too?
@@WebMagicInformatica When running the playbook, with all set up like you, I get "{"msg": "Missing sudo password"}". Certificate is installed and SSH is possible without password. Have you configured something in ansible.cfg?
Hi one doubt when i closed the ssh and then try to connect using ssh user@portnumber its always showing connection timed out why so> and when i do create the release pipeline the agent pool was disabled how did you enable the same
@@WebMagicInformatica Hi. I’m looking to automate Ansible patching using Azure DevOps. Does the pipeline agents need to communicate with the controller? If it’s then how can this be achieved? We use Self-hosted agents. Thanks
@@marsamuk Agents connect to Azure via their HTTPS REST API's. You don't need any incoming connections to the agents, as they will poll for jobs themselves.
wonderful!
Very helpful, clear and straight to the point! amazing, thanks.
Excellent video
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Thank´s, this was very interesting. Does this only work for Cloud VM´s? I have local Agents in Docker Containers and VM´s in HyperV. Is it possible to attach them so this will work too?
Yes, as long as your VM has internet reachability
@@WebMagicInformatica When running the playbook, with all set up like you, I get "{"msg": "Missing sudo password"}". Certificate is installed and SSH is possible without password. Have you configured something in ansible.cfg?
Thank you!
nice and clear demo
how to pass variables from azure devops to an ansible playbook?
Hi one doubt when i closed the ssh and then try to connect using ssh user@portnumber its always showing connection timed out why so> and when i do create the release pipeline the agent pool was disabled how did you enable the same
Please share ADO to Azure integration steps
Hi. How does agents connect to the controller? Thanks
Port 80 & 443, Rest calls
@@WebMagicInformatica Hi. I’m looking to automate Ansible patching using Azure DevOps. Does the pipeline agents need to communicate with the controller? If it’s then how can this be achieved? We use Self-hosted agents. Thanks
@@marsamuk Agents connect to Azure via their HTTPS REST API's. You don't need any incoming connections to the agents, as they will poll for jobs themselves.
Please make more videos on Azure devOps with ansible
You are saying very faster, and it’s not clear if it is for beginners , if I were you I’d slow down and explain bit by bit, thanks
its not for beginner
Wow
Thanks