Step-by-Step: Installing Containerized AAP on RHEL9 | Ansible Automation Platform

Join me, Roger Lopez, in this step-by-step tutorial as I navigate through the process of installing containerized Ansible Automation Platform (AAP) on a RHEL9 host.
This hands-on guide will walk you through each phase, from setting up a new subscription allocation on Red Hat's subscription page all the way to verifying the installations of the automation controller, automation hub, and Event-Driven Ansible.
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[@jmedinar]

Forgot to mention a few details 1. The user running the installation must be able to run SUDO commands without a password. 2. The /tmp partition must have enough space when using the bundle installer to extract the packages. mount -o remount,size=8G /tmp/

[@Alexcide007]

Thank you for the guidance. Can I proceed with --ask-become-pass for the installation? Without this command, I encountered an error, but it installed successfully when I used it. Does using this command affect the installation's integrity? Also, is this method adequate, or should I configure sudo to allow password-less access for my account?"

[@toshiyakobayashi471]

Thank you very much for the helpful video!