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[@boscarayala8842]

Thank you Reshma. Nice tutorial. Quick hit. Got me going.

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You're welcome 😊 Glad it was helpful!!!

[@cjyothikumar]

since I'm Linux administrator I understood very fast , I'm very happy they way she explained, its very clear and neat manner

[@viktornosatskyi9334]

Thank you Edureka to example

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Glad it was helpful!

[@Averageindian-boy]

1.How can I run my playbook in particler multiple hosts ? 2.How can I add master as a slave machine? please give me examples

[@samhaddison]

I had a difficult time understanding other tutorials. This is by far the best...A patient and gentle instructor and a great presentation of the subject matter .Thank you edureka!

[@arjun.s5112]

Very useful. Thank you for your time.

[@riazbacchus3962]

this woman is amazing. i would love more tutorials from her.

[@texasdaveodell]

Extremely well done, clear concise tutorial. Thank you very much for your step by step approach to teaching this tool.

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[@sujank4406]

This is an excellent trainer , cruising at a constant pace with perfectly scripted language, by far you are one of the best trainers, I am yet to implement the first hands on. Amazing.

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[@JH-tt5vh]

Excellent Video! Well presented and Articulate. THANK YOU!

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[@thatisrikanth7524]

Thank you reshma and edureka for a clear video and great explanation

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[@6s6]

Very good example from 41:00 onwards! Thank you :)

[@Blessed-w1e]

You teach so well. Thank you

[@wkhan12]

At 52:49 All does not mean All node machines. Basically we can use any word here. It just call the "group names" in Ansible Inventory file.

[@kvishal001]

I recently went through some videos from Edureka, and so far, videos are consistently well organized and presentation is crisp.

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[@virendrababu2873]

very good explanation for basics. thanks a lot

[@ArjunKumar-ls5ow]

Nice presentation in the simplest way .

[@srinuvasu7835]

Excellent presentation, explanation and good examples. so much thankful to edureka team. here I had few doubts. 1) how to run build.xml in group of nodes using playbook script? ( example please) 2) can I run services in Windows machine using playbook script? 3) can I set ip of Windows machine in /etc/Ansible/hosts file and run the yml script? thanks in advance....🙏🙏🙏

[@edurekaIN]

+Srinu Vasu, thanks for checking out our tutorial and for the wonderful feedback! Here are the answers to your queries: Q1: If you want to deploy an application or software for the entire group, you have to add the inventory in /etc/ansible/hosts. Q2: Yes, you can run the ansible playbooks in windows also. Q3: Please refer to the below given link to a document that will help you setup windows node in ansible inventory: docs.google.com/document/d/1C5emhXamCe9wMPwIFj_xg34srT8ZrNvOqhWeVNvFJV8/edit?usp=sharing Hope this helps. Cheers!

[@Pumice123]

thanks i really enjoyed learning

[@ramakrishnaprabhu9051]

Great tutorial to begin with. Clearly explained concepts!! Thank you

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[@swapnilkesarkar6812]

Vey crisp ,detailed and systematic presentation.Your team is a doing a great job.Keep up the good work!

[@elbertbrosas5140]

Great video for Ansible playbook 101!

[@rushabhpatel9643]

Awesome concept understanding comparing other videos of this

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[@pratikvichare7928]

can anyone tell me what is redhat ansible 410 course as I'm from chemical engineering background wanted to switch into IT industry.

[@yogitech9951]

Thank you so much

[@Lucasmont001]

What a tutorial!!!! Thanks a lot for sharing and good job!!!! :D

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[@okiseeyou]

Excellent overview. Many thanks

[@teknotry]

Very well explained.

[@CRis-ss2er]

Thanks for the tut. It was great help to start with ansible.

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[@swadhikarc7858]

Extremely knowledgeable trainer and hence the concise presentation. Well done!

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[@vedik6]

Fantastic session..

[@worldofvyaan4451]

loved the video..got very gud insight about Ansible , saw many videos but this is the one the best ansible tutorial so far. 1 question though , from where i can learn about all playbook commands ?

[@edurekaIN]

Hey Vikash, thanks for the wonderful feedback! We're glad you found our tutorials useful. We do not have such a tutorial at the moment, but you can access it as part of our course here: www.edureka.co/devops. Hope this helps. Cheers!

[@justinfrancis4573]

I never had a session like this in my life extremely excellent job Reshma !

[@ChanceMinus]

Thank you. I appreciate you...

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[@ankitkothari1]

Very nice Video for beginners !!!!!

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[@srikaru6159]

Fantastic, I am comfortable Ansible now. Thanks a lot

[@chittibabupeetla6383]

Superb Nice explanation!!!

[@TheManojmax001]

Very Nice way of presenting a difficult topic. Thank you so much :)

[@anushak6911]

Beautiful video. Very clear , thanks

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[@thirumalai4568]

Thanks for the presentation with good explanation of concepts :)

[@SowjiSreeni]

Awesome, Thanks alot!!

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[@BhamareDinesh]

Excellent video and well presentation.

[@tosshiD]

Excellent stuff. You made it very easy for Beginners to understand What Ansible is and how easy it is to learn. May I please know how can I signup for full series of Ansible tutorial to start from basics till its advance topics.

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[@anupamprudent]

thank you so much.. it was fun and great learning. :)

[@MrImmortalTT]

Ty a lot, very clear and concise

[@saurabhsinha7433]

Thanks for the wonderful presentation with lots of informative content explained in detail

[@SuperAzmireyazyoutub]

Its really great video. Thanks a lot Reshma

[@venkygudla4854]

Thanks for the your worm presentation with good explanation of concepts.

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[@ujemvi]

Really nice video

[@jainsaket]

hi Reshma Akhtar Ahmed you explain so nicely that anyone can understand that even if he don't know anything whats the difference b/w jenkins and ansible tower can you make some videos on monitoring tools like zabbix

[@edurekaIN]

Hey Saket, thanks for checking out our tutorial. Jenkins can be used in your machine environment and deployment process is very straightforward (such as Heroku or iron that is configured outside of your team). Jenkins may be enough. You can write a custom script that does a deploy as the final build step (or a chained step). Whereas, for Ansible tower you only need to "deploy" without needing to build/test, Ansible might be enough. For instance, you can run a deploy from the commandline or using Ansible Tower. This is great for small projects, static sites, etc. Hope this helps. P.S: We have communicated your video request to our team and we might come up with it in the future. Do subscribe to stay posted. Cheers!

[@karandeepkapoor1705]

good tutorial. very detailed explanation

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Thank you Karandeep! We try to elaborate and make understanding easy. Browse through our channel, there are other videos that you might find interesting. Cheers :)

[@gorlipavani5831]

Very nice,Thank u

[@aniruddhatope2388]

Thanks a million Edureka for simplest explanation. Pretty much familiar with the concept now.

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[@coolsajib]

well explained. thanks !

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[@sreedharkurra2593]

Well explained. Thanks.

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[@carolcheny]

Best tutorial on Ansible I found! Thank you so much. Clear explanations and demystifying these jargons is really appreciated.

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[@jericvizmanos7616]

Thank you!!

[@ravindragaikwad7647]

Thank you Reshma for bringing out the best.Being beginner, It is so informative for me. Cheers!!!

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[@karthikeyand7999]

Fantastic presentation, cheers and thanks!!!

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[@senbagams4178]

Clearly explained with hands-on. Thank u edureka Team👏

[@F4t4lid4d3]

Thank you for you video...Cheers from Brazil.

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[@F4t4lid4d3]

Done, tks!

[@logicNreason2008]

Great explanation. Thank you!

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[@malathiboggavarapu]

Nice tutorial. Thanks a lot for sharing.

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[@javedalam2825]

good videos for basic :)

[@neal000ooo]

Thanks a Lot ! Very nicely explained.

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[@krishnajunk]

Awesome video Reshma. Just a clarification, First playbook you used "package" as module and later "pip" and "apt" as module. Can we use 'package' to install apache as well right? Even we can use directly 'CMD". Please clarify.

[@edurekaIN]

Hey jnnjnj, Package, apt and pip are different modules, in Ansible. Package uses the default repository on which your system refers to. So, you can use package to install apache. Hope this helps!

[@brochette9740]

Fantastic presentation, thanks! One question though: Is there any reason we would use the yum or apt-get modules in a playbook rather than the generic package module used in the example here? Or should we simply only ever use the generic package module?

[@edurekaIN]

Hey Naseem, thanks for the wonderful feedback! Here's the answer to your query: The generic package module has a auto detect feature to identify whether ansible should use apt-get or yum package manager for downloading the package. For e.g if your node machines are ubuntu machines, it will automatically use the apt package manager for that purpose or if they are CentOS machines, it will use the yum package manager. It is advisable to use the generic package module when you have a mixture of ubuntu or CentOS node machines and you want to install packages in them at once. But, the one important thing you should keep in mind while you are using the generic package module is that you write the proper and exact name of the package that you want to download because the generic package module won't be able to identify your desired package if you have mentioned the package name even slightly different. However, apt-get or yum has the the ability to translate the package name in order to find the closest match of package that you have mentioned. Hope this helps. Cheers!

[@vvsiva007]

good one though the actual Ansible starts after 45 minutes, so the experienced developers can skip the first 45 mins.

[@subendumondal4358]

Thanks , The content was really good .

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[@vipuljain9910]

Thanks for this video! Just a suggestion, it might be helpful if you could add more real time scenario or some flow to explain all points under "How ansible can be used for"?

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[@CheckFix87]

Good Stuff!! Thankyou!

[@yamunau.yamuna5189]

really very nice explanation

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[@ThePandaGuitar]

Thank you so much for this 🙏

[@be236]

Great tutorial.

[@Srujanchary33]

Hi, in playbook you are installing some packages from LAMP stack, but where from the packages are installed.

[@edurekaIN]

Hey Srujan, sorry for the delay. It is getting installed from the apt-get package. The apt-get utility is a powerful and free package management command line program, that is used to work with Ubuntu’s APT (Advanced Packaging Tool) library to perform installation of new software packages, removing existing software packages, upgrading of existing software packages and even used to upgrading the entire operating system. Make sure you do a 'apt-get update' to avail new software packages. Hope this helps!

[@polagonianjaneyulu8006]

Thank you reshma

[@ckarthick4390]

Thank you very much for good explanation .It helps beginners like me

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[@polagonianjaneyulu8006]

hi reshma why we have to fallow ansible ? using shell we can do same thing i think !

[@edurekaIN]

Hey, Ansible has lot of benefits over shell scripting, like it makes parallel execution across multiple machines easier, it offers library of ready-made idempotent 'modules', Automatic step-by-step reporting and tagging.

[@vernetto]

very interesting, however you can safely skip the first 13 minutes if you already have a basic idea of what Automation means.

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[@santoshv7743]

Do you'll have any video or material of installing mysql on CentOS !! Thank you !!

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Hey Santosh, thanks for checking out our tutorial! We do not have such a tutorial at the moment, but we have shared your request with our team and we might come up with it in the future. Do subscribe to our channel to stay posted on upcoming tutorials. Cheers!

[@amalksoman40]

Hi, could you please explain how did you configure MySQL through ansible you were just installed in the tutorial

[@edurekaIN]

You can refer to the following link: mydbops.wordpress.com/2019/01/25/automate-mysql-8-0-installation-with-ansible/

[@shirdhardhanopia7587]

and nice video...

[@naveenkariyatt6737]

Thanks for making the lesson simple and the knowledge assimilation is indeed valuable.

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[@alenka598]

Well I have a question - if ssh is not available how can ansible will play its role and how it is told as agentless. ssh is there that's why it is able to communicate. So it depends, right? So how can you say it's agentless

[@edurekaIN]

Hi Avi, Ansible cannot communicate without an agent. And ssh is not an agent. Agents are third party tools and ssh is far from being a tool on its own. Hope this is helpful.

[@BorappaNayaka]

Good one

[@abura3d2012]

From where you are getting the name of the packages for each application like appatch2 ?

[@edurekaIN]

Hey Othman, you can go to the official website of that particular software. They already have the package names mentioned. And, if you are using CentOS you can use "yum list all" to see the name of all packages. Hope this helps. Cheers!

[@SriramKs]

Good Presentation. I had certain doubts on this. I created a db server mysql alone and I didn't install any other packages. So my yaml file looked like Install myql package not anything. But I am not able to login into myql in the remote computer. I could install other software such as nginx. Please help me on this.

[@edurekaIN]

Hey Sriram, thanks for checking out our tutorial! We're glad you liked it. Here's the answer to your queries. Make sure that mysql is working fine using , Sudo serive mysqld status , If its inactive please start the service using sudo seervice mysqld start , The sytax for logging to mysql is mysql -uroot -p ; and now it will prompt for the password given while creating the database. Hope this helps. Cheers!

[@Raj-si5yz]

Thanks Reshma,what is API

[@edurekaIN]

An API also is known as Application Program Interface is basically code that can connect the code you write for your front end like for example a website to the database where you store the data you collect from your users. Hope that solves your query.

[@abura3d2012]

What I understood that Configurations managements and provisioning are the same concepts, please it is the same confirm and if it wrong give me the right answer and tell me the different in sample way, Thanks

[@edurekaIN]

Hey Othman, thanks for checking out our tutorial! Well, you are almost right! They basically do the same thing. Configuration Management is the second step after Provisioning. For e.g: Installing Apache HTTP server on host machines is provisioning; Updating it onto version 2.4.25 is Configuration Management. Hope this answers your query. Cheers!

[@mohamedimran95]

do we want to install ansible on both the client and server...

[@edurekaIN]

Hey Imran, sorry for the delay. Ansible needs to be installed on only on server site and client configuration should comprise of SSh and python implemented frameworks Hope this helps!

[@anilpulluru9831]

Hi Reshma ..have a doubt could u please help me

[@edurekaIN]

Hey Anil, sure you can ask us here and we will try answering them for you. Cheers :)

[@santoshv7743]

Hey, the class is excellent, easy to understand. I tried installing the lamp stack, but getting few errors. Can any one provide me a yml script for installing java and LAMP stack. Thank you.

[@edurekaIN]

Hey Santosh, thanks for the wonderful feedback! We're glad you liked our tutorial. Please refer to the below given link for the yaml file to install LAMP:docs.google.com/document/d/1gkdKy1ELWbMst4raZnTb1l5nEv7wD5UJyelS5wg8vC0/edit?usp=sharing Hope this helps. Cheers!

[@santoshv7743]

Glad you'll replied !!! I am trying to install on CentOS.. though it was helpful.. Thank you!!

[@santoshv7743]

Is there any possibility you have the playbook for CentOS... Thank you !!

[@edurekaIN]

Hey Santosh, you can use the same playbook. The only change that you want to do is replace apt by yum. Hope this helps. Cheers!

[@velagasainath]

how do we install this ansible onto our local machine

[@edurekaIN]

Hey Sainath, sorry for the delay. Refer the following video on ansible installation: kzbin.info?search_query=ansible+installation+edureka . Hope this helps!

[@sreekanthpr]

Hey there, Excellent tutorial!! Just one doubt: You installed MySQL server using playbook, but I didn't see you specifying the MySQL root password. what will be the root password of mysql-server installation?

[@edurekaIN]

Hey Sreekanth, thanks for checking out our tutorial! By default the password is "root" itself. However, you can change the password later on. Hope this helps. Cheers!

[@DeepakKumar-ju1xz]

What is meaning of orchestration

[@edurekaIN]

Hi Deepak, orchestration is the term we mean when we refer to automating a lot of things at once.

[@sanunicky]

I believe NASA is not Monitoring the earth or universe. You may say, they are observing and learning about the earth or universe. Marvel Movies impact... :)

[@marywilliams4330]

hi please can you help me?

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Hey Mary, definitely! Do tell us how we can be of help. Cheers!

[@marywilliams4330]

Can you give me your email or skype ,fb etc??

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[@hugoperozo4895]

Outstanding lecture/tutorial. Well articulated and delivered. Simply excellent. THANK YOU.

[@pradeepkumar-xl7wn]

Very well explained...