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Welcome back to another video in the series of DevOps Interviews. This is the 19th video in this series. This is a complete 12-minute-long technical video purely on Ansible. So pick a pen and paper, and note down the questions we have covered in this video.
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[@sagarahire-ys3uj]

bro m struggling one use-case and want ur help..use-case is i want to configure rollback for my builds in Jenkins...suppose one build fails regardless of env if the build fails it should go to previous working build and get deployed without manual intervention? how to achieve this?

[@jagansureshkumarDR]

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[@sagarahire-ys3uj]

Also we can use build & rescue to handle errors

[@LogicOpsLab]

You can use block and rescue to define a section of tasks to be executed within the block, and then specify tasks to run in case of an error using the rescue section. Additionally, you can use the always section to define tasks that run regardless of success or failure.

[@sagarahire-ys3uj]

@@LogicOpsLab thanks will look into always usage...

[@sagarahire-ys3uj]

for the question of order of execution can we ans like we can use attribute depends_on?

[@LogicOpsLab]

Yes, it is one of the ways to achieve it.

[@sagarahire-ys3uj]

@@LogicOpsLab thanks

[@saurabhjagtap1636]

Please post if you have any openings for DevOps.

[@LogicOpsLab]

In general or in my organization?

[@ishu_keshri_it_1165]

Ansible is agentless simple answer

[@iamsohailsp]

I don't like this guy Energy 😅

[@LogicOpsLab]

Different ethnicity, different accent. He was knowledgeable, though.

[@rajatbhagat5637]

that candidate answers is up to point