Ansible, DevOps Parallel execution of Ansible roles 10.06.2025 by Martin Bracher Introduction You can run a playbook for specific host(s), a group of hosts, or “all” (all hosts of the inventory). Ansible will then run the tasks in parallel on the specified hosts. To avoid an overload, the parallelism –(…)
Ansible Ansible: reduce output in loops – or replace loops 23.05.2025 by Martin Bracher Reduce the output If you do a loop in Ansible, it always prints the item variable for each loop. “item” is the current list element. If you are looping over a list with small values, then the output is(…)
AWS, Ansible, Azure, Database management, DevOps YaK Core – The Holy Grail for Deploying Ansible Code Everywhere 29.04.2025 by Hervé Schweitzer YaK core Multi-Platform open source Automation Tool simplifies the deployment of Ansible playbooks through a clean UI and API. It offers an intuitive interface where users can upload playbooks, configure parameters, and deploy them seamlessly across various platforms, and(…)
YaK Integrate YaK into Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform 22.04.2025 by Donovan Winter Introduction to YaK YaK is an open-source automation project developed by dbi services. Built on Ansible playbooks, YaK streamlines the deployment process for various components across any platform. It ensures adherence to best practices, maintains deployment quality, and significantly reduces(…)
Ansible, DevOps Ansible loops: A guide from basic to advanced examples 09.07.2024 by Kévin Keovilay If you are writing roles with Ansible, you must already have thought about implementing a loop, a loop of loops with Ansible, and wonder how. The ability to execute tasks in loops is primordial. This guide will provide multiple loop(…)
Ansible, YaK Faster Ansible 08.04.2024 by Middleware Team Even if Ansible is powerful and flexible, it can be considered “slow”. It will be anyway faster, and more consistent, than doing the same steps manually. Nevertheless, we will experiment to make it even faster. I found few of them(…)
DevOps Trigger a Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform job/workflow from GitLab CI/CD Pipeline 06.03.2024 by Donovan Winter Are you utilizing Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform or its open-source version, AWX, to streamline your Ansible playbooks? If so, and you want to trigger a job template or a workflow template from a GitLab CI/CD pipeline, you’ve come to(…)
Ansible, DevOps Configure Zabbix with Ansible 13.02.2024 by Middleware Team Besides the ability to setup your Zabbix server, proxy and agents, the Ansible collection for Zabbix (ie. community.zabbix) also allows to configure every aspects of your Zabbix system. From hosts to users,(…)
Ansible, DevOps Cloudbees CD/RO, send and receive parameters with bash / Ansible scripts 13.11.2023 by Nicolas Meunier Sending a pipeline parameter to a bash or Ansible script is easy, but the reverse is less obvious. In this article, we’ll look at how to return parameters from an Ansible script to a Cloudbees CD/RO job. The easy way(…)
Ansible, DevOps Ansible automates roadshow 2023 18.09.2023 by DevOps I attended this tour from Red Hat to promote automation at Ansible automates roadshow with my colleague Arnaud Berbier. You’ll find his review of the journey here) in Geneva. It was the third date from their tour. In case(…)