3 tips for creating Event-Driven Ansible rulebooks

Colin walks through some valuable experience-driven rulebook writing intel.
Event-Driven Ansible is an incredibly flexible component of the Ansible Automation Platform that codifies the symptoms of events in order to automatically respond with more automation. Wild, right? Follow along with this video to save time and write your rulebooks more effectively than ever.
📌 What You'll Learn:
1. ✅ Understanding Event Payloads: Start with the basics! I'll guide you through the importance of reading the manual and understanding event payloads from different services.
2. ✅ Utilizing Ansible CLI: Discover how to use the Ansible command line interface and the 'print events' flag to streamline your rule book development.
3. ✅ Advanced Techniques: Learn about custom event filters and how to effectively catch all remaining events, a crucial step in debugging and refining your rule books.
🔧 Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your existing skills, these tips will provide valuable insights into automating and managing events in Ansible.
💡 Join the Discussion: Have you created rule books in Ansible? Share your experiences and tips in the comments. Let's learn and grow together in the world of automation!
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00:07 - Event schema documentation
01:12 - Ansible rulebook command line
01:51 - Print events without rules
03:06 - Event filters for extra credit
04:24 - A useful catch-all rule
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[@frankwu5824]

Very nice. Read the documentation 😊