Ansible automation for applications and services

Management at the push of a button, wherever you need it.

Get started with Ansible for Application Services

Getting up to speed with Ansible Middleware is easy and only requires a few steps. This tutorial demonstrates and guides you through the process of preparing a local machine with the necessary tooling and then deploying an instance of WildFly using the WildFly collection provided by Ansible Middleware.

Ansible + Red Hat Application Services

Discover the benefits of using Ansible Automation Platform and Red Hat Application Services to build, deploy, and manage multi-cloud application infrastructure at scale. Red Hat Application Services includes a number of Red Hat products including Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (WildFly), Red Hat Data Grid (Infinispan), Red Hat’s single-sign on technology (Keycloak), Red Hat AMQ (Kafka), and more.

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Consistent

Ensure reliability with a consistent development and deployment model to create, modify, deploy, and manage business apps in an automated fashion.

Data science

Flexible

Implement simple, single-site installations on a flexible platform, with the potential to grow across geographies and platforms.

Hundreds of Python

Repeatable

Write once and quickly install, upgrade, rollback, configure, and scale without manual intervention.

interpreted language

Reliable

Operate and manage large-scale JBoss infrastructure without the risk of manual errors.

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Get started with the Wildfly collection

Begin your automation journey with Ansible Automation Platform

Download Ansible Automation Platform and start your automation journey. Ansible Automation Platform is available on Microsoft Azure as a managed offering and on AWS as self-managed offering supported by Red Hat. To access Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform hosted services, visit the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console.

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