Red Hat Developer at AnsibleFest 2020
Choose from a variety of developer sessions to learn from Ansible users around the world, whether you are getting started and writing your first Ansible playbook, or scaling automation across different teams.
Developer presence at AnsibleFest 2020
We’ve adapted our signature automation event into a free virtual experience, to connect our communities with a wider audience and to use collaboration as solutions Choose from a variety of different topics to learn from Ansible developers around the world. These sessions are aimed at all levels -- whether you are getting started and writing your first Ansible playbook, or scaling automation across different teams.
Developer sessions
Browse all AnsibleFest 2020 sessions on Ansible.com
Breakout session
How to speed up your modules
Ansible recreates the execution context before the execution of each task. This is…
Breakout session
Fast vs. easy: Operators by the numbers
The Operator SDK supports three ways of implementing your app's operational…
Breakout session
Optimizing Ansible playbooks for Ansible Tower
Red Hat Ansible Tower is a wonderful thing...until it gets overburdened with…
Breakout session
Ansible Automation Platform technical content strategy
Red Hat Ansible Platform consists of three pillars: 1. The software platform itself…
Breakout session
Continuous testing with Molecule, Ansible, and GitHub Actions
Make sure you never commit a broken playbook using Molecule, Ansible and GitHub actions…
Breakout session
Speed up the adoption of automation with high-quality Ansible collections
Get ready to learn how to get from the "my collection exists" level, to the "my…
Breakout session
Manage your guests with REST-based modules for VMware vSphere
If you're familiar with VMware and Ansible, you’re probably already familiar with…
Breakout session
Event-driven automation for the cloud with Ansible and Knative
Knative provides a powerful set of features that allow containers to auto-scale based on…
Breakout session
Creating and using Ansible execution environments
Red Hat Ansible Tower is a wonderful thing...until it gets overburdened with…
Breakout session
Converting roles to collections: A how-to guide
With the introduction of Ansible Collections, Ansible authors have a new decision to…
Breakout session
Building Kubernetes Operators using Ansible
Operators simplify the deployment and management of complex, stateful applications on Kubernetes. One option…
Breakout session
Operators by pull request: An Ansible GitOps story
GitOps is a means of accelerating and simplifying application deployments and operations tasks using…
Developer-channel speakers
Sessions: Fast vs. easy: Operators by the numbers, Operations by pull request: An Ansible GitOps story
Sessions: How to speed up your modules
Sessions: Fast vs. easy: Operators by the numbers
Sessions: Fast vs. easy: Operators by the numbers
Sessions: Fast vs. easy: Operators by the numbers, Continuous testing with Molecule, Ansible, and GitHub Actions
Understand Ansible and automation
Learn about Ansible parameters and modules, and how to use Ansible to build web servers.
Ansible and automation articles
Article
03/14/2023
A tutorial on Middleware Automation Collections
Get started with Ansible for Middleware by installing Ansible and configuring Wildfly on a host using execution environments in this 6-step tutorial.
Article
03/13/2023
How to use automation controller to install MS SQL
Learn how to use automation controller and Ansible Roles to install Microsoft SQL on RHEL 8, create an execution environment, and execute playbooks.
Article
03/07/2023
6 steps to install Ansible Automation Platform 2.3 on RHEL
Learn how to install Ansible Automation Platform 2.3 on a machine running RHEL 9.1 in this quick 6-step demonstration.
Article
02/28/2023
How to use continuous integration with Jenkins on OpenShift
Learn how to set up a CI pipeline to compile and package a javascript game app into a Docker image using Jenkins on OpenShift in this demo. (Part 1 of
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