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About the Course
Docker Captain, CNCF Ambassador and Industry Veteran James Spurin (25+ Years experience in Technology with a career spanning Engineering, Development and Senior Management at Goldman Sachs, Dell EMC and Virgin Internet) brings you the most concise Ansible learning resource available. Taking you from Beginner to Advanced in one course!
Ansible models your IT infrastructure by describing how all of your systems interrelate, rather than just managing one system at a time. In this course, you will learn everything from the fundamentals of Ansible to advanced topics like Ansible with AWS and Docker. More specifically, you’ll learn how to use Ansible to automate cloud provisioning, configuration management, application deployment, and many other IT needs.
The course includes a free local lab and cloud-based Ansible environment that can be run locally on Mac/Windows and Linux or online in your browser for free. With over 300k students accessing this learning environment, this course is designed to take you from beginner to advanced in one comprehensive course.
The course includes hands-on activities that you can practice locally on your system or in your web browser. The course covers Ansible's fundamentals, Inventories, Modules, Variables, YAML, Playbooks, Roles, and more. Quizzes and challenges are also included throughout the course to reinforce the learning experience.
The lab environment and hands-on learning approach set this course apart. You'll be hands-on using Ansible from the onset, and all learning is reinforced through beautiful presentations, challenges, and quizzes.
Enroll now and take your skills to the next level!
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By Carlos E D d A
•Oct 27, 2023
Excellent training, well conducted and implemented.
By Daniel M
•Apr 1, 2024
If you really want to learn something and follow all explanations in your own environment instead of just gliding over everything, forget about completing this course in 7h 38min, which is just the full lengh of all of the videos. DOUBLE OR TRIPLE THAT TIME. Also, week 1 is 3h 42min of videos, week 2 is 2h 35min and week 3 is 1h 20min. What's the deal with this uneven time distribution? I know a lot of efforT was put into the making of this course, but it has been a hell to reach the end, becoming dense and tedious. Maybe it's a "me" issue, I don't know.
By Kaiquan M
•Dec 27, 2024
cant unenroll