Structuring Ansible Projects
Guide to starting and organizing Ansible projects, from basic inventory setups to advanced collections and execution environments.
Guide to starting and organizing Ansible projects, from basic inventory setups to advanced collections and execution environments.
An Ansible Collection project is a comprehensive unit that combines modules, plugins, roles, and documentation to enhance the automation language and manage infrastructures. It serves as a reusable and distributable package of Ansible content.
Streamline the development and release process of Ansible collections with a CI/CD pipeline to Ansible Galaxy.
An Ansible requirements file allows you to install multiple collections with a single command, and this file can also be used by AAP/AWX.
Example CI/CD Pipeline for an Ansible Collection
C2 Ansible Apps collection
C2 Ansible ForgeRock collection
An Ansible Role project is a structured and reusable collection of tasks, variables, and configurations that provide specific functionality.
C2 Ansible Atlassian collection
C2 Ansible GIS collection
C2 Ansible Azure Devops collection
C2 Ansible Wincore collection
C2 Platform core, generic roles that are used by all or some other roles. These roles typically don’t create services / processes on target node but are dependencies e.g. packages required by those roles. Or these roles help with Ansible provisioning for example offers generic Ansible modules, filters etc.
C2 Ansible Dev collection
C2 Ansible Management collection
C2 Ansible ForgeRock collection
C2 Ansible Middleware collection
C2 Ansible Oracle collection
C2 Ansible Test collection