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Ansible Zero to Hero — Playbook [Using Loops & Conditions] for the Remote Machines Using Terraform & Ansible — Part 4

Reading time:8 mins read

This guide demonstrates using Ansible playbooks with loops and conditions to automate software deployment on remote machines. Terraform's local-exec provisioner is used to trigger Ansible playbooks, ensuring seamless provisioning of infrastructure and software. The example showcases deploying Nginx, Git, and Python, conditionally based on the host's OS. Terraform provisions Azure VMs, and Ansible automates software installation via ansible-playbook.

kubectl Helmcharts installation into K8s using Ansible Roles Approach — Part 3

Reading time:6 mins read

This guide covers installing kubectl and Helm in a Kubernetes environment using Ansible roles. We define tasks for downloading, configuring, and testing kubectl, integrating them into an environment-setup.yaml playbook. The site.yaml playbook imports this setup for execution. Finally, we run it using ansible-playbook /home/azureuser/site.yaml.

Ansible Zero to Hero — Import Playbook Execution on the Remote Machines Using Terraform & Ansible— Part 2

Reading time:4 mins read

This guide explores executing Ansible playbooks on remote machines using Terraform's local-exec provisioner. We define an inventory, create a playbook to install and start Nginx, and run it with ansible-playbook. The import_playbook directive helps manage multiple playbooks efficiently. Next, we'll dive deeper into advanced Ansible automation.

Ansible Zero to Hero — Setting up the Control & Target Nodes Using Terraform & Ansible — Part 1

Reading time:10 mins read

This guide covers setting up control and target nodes using Terraform and Ansible. We provision VMs, configure SSH access, and automate software installation with Ansible ad-hoc commands. The Terraform local-exec provisioner helps execute Ansible tasks remotely. In the next part, we'll explore Ansible playbooks in depth.

Importance of Terraform in Realtime Usecases — Part1

Reading time:4 mins read

Terraform is an open-source Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool for defining, provisioning, and managing infrastructure in a declarative, version-controlled manner. It supports multiple cloud providers, ensuring consistency and scalability across environments. With features like modularity, dependency graphs, and automated change management, Terraform simplifies infrastructure operations and enhances collaboration in modern cloud ecosystems