@LCC389
0:26 relationships between all components of ansible 0:35 Playbooks written in YAML 0:40 invoke modules 0:45 sequential execution 0:53 modules are executable bits of code 1:07 Inventory 1:27 Where does inventory come from? 1:50 plugins 2:19 commonly used modules 3:09 command modules = run commands
@MM-bw1lo
Best explanation I've seen, thank you
@hreinnjuliusson2113
Many thanks for the explanation!
@Omnifarious0
I would appreciate it if you would post links to the Redhat playlists this video is a part of.
@ZillaYT
Is there a lesson how the tasks are actually executed on the targets?
@ITentrepreneur
Well explaned. Thanks
@KarinaStavenes
Thank you for that excellent explanation.
@inifitecosmos
great!!!
@InterviewDOT
Nice 👌
@anmarsalih6038
Great explanation, thanks
@gmontie2010
Thank You
@nickgold2012
YAML stands for "YAML Ain't Markup Language" -- it's a recursive acronym :)
@GauravSharma-cg2iv
Ansible Tool Really Great Tool....
@pankajsinghv
Good post
@tannenguitar
nice hat in the background :)
@TonyaBrownSysAdmin
You mention that yaml stands for yet another markup language but I thought it meant yaml aint another markup language?
@bumpfugget
cool
@PashaSiraja
maawjoules!
@TheInsignificant
YAML is not "yet another markup lang", it's "YAML Aint Markup Language"
@michadybczak4862