CI/CD with Ansible Tower and Github

[@alexanderurbina2365]

What you did is really interesting Keith. I use quite a lot ansible for automation and configuration management but getting rid of Jenkins for CI/CD just opened my mind to new use cases.

[@marcofabbian3496]

Very interesting video for newbie to the topic !

[@nareshkumarjaggi9543]

Thanks, Keith. Great work.

[@babviny]

A very explanation. Thank you for sharing.

[@coolpix807]

Great presentation.

[@thebahrimedia]

we came a long way since then. now with event driven ansible you don't even need a UI like tower (or automation platform as they started calling it this year)

[@frakman1]

Interesting but you gloss over ALL the important stuff like where do you get the webhook from? What are the infrastructure steps to Provision/Remove? What does the build step do? Where are all those files? You should at least provide a link to to a Github project with these files for us to look at.

[@thesimonefamily4871]

Question, how does tower know to utilize the same instance created in openstack? Does it save and use the same ID for all tests until the workflow completes?

[@Syko80]

I really enjoyed the demo and in typical fashion I tried to recreate the same scenario. What I dont understand, maybe you can help, is how you setup the continuous-integration check. I think you have set this up before the demo? Would be great to see how. I've managed to get webhooks setup and working, but they're not "integrated" with the CI part (7:40 in your video). Thanks

[@sagarvispute]

Nice tutorial but too fast…👍🏻