Automation with Ansible Playbooks – Hands-On!

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A screenshot of a course landing page displaying the 'What you'll learn' section with bullet points covering Ansible architecture, Linux patching, and variable management, along to — Preview 1 of 4
The course curriculum overview lists key learning objectives including Ansible architecture, automating Linux patching, managing variables, and implementing playbooks for system administration.

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The image displays the detailed curriculum structure for an Ansible automation course, listing 94 lectures across sections such as Introduction and Control Node Components with specific durations.

A presentation slide titled 'Ansible Automation' with a section labeled 'Prerequisites'. It lists requirements including a PC or laptop with internet connection and software like R — Preview 3 of 4
This presentation slide outlines the prerequisites for Ansible automation, specifying the need for a computer with internet access and virtualization tools like VMware Workstation.

A presentation slide titled 'Ansible Automation' featuring an 'About Instructor' section with a photo of Shikhar Verma and text boxes highlighting 13 years of IT experience and 250 — Preview 4 of 4
This presentation slide introduces the course instructor, Shikhar Verma, detailing his 13 years of IT industry experience and passion for online job-oriented certified courses.