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ansible study

I’m no expert on ansible. I use provided playbooks. You can start by using ansible to do simple things – which is good for learning ansible but otherwise pretty pointless on the whole: So you could run that playbook like this: So thats essentially equivalent to “ssh my-hostname df -h” so beyond trivial and quite …

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Posted byaardvarkMay 20, 2025July 6, 2025Posted inSystem Administration, System Administration scriptingTags: ansible

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