Ansible and buildah will rock your containers
summary
Ansible playbooks run against buildah-mounted containers produce images here: playbooks copy files, run commands inside the container via a buildah connection plugin, then commit — the demo builds a working image and can push to registry or save to a file. Introduces ansible-bender as a wrapper that adds build IDs, per-task snapshots (optional caching and layering), logs and inspect commands. Notes current limits: no rootless overlay support and the target container requires Python for Ansible modules.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to tools
- 0:37Understanding Ansible
- 1:25Understanding Buildah
- 2:40Integrating Ansible and Buildah
- 4:20Developing Ansible-bender
- 6:27Ansible-bender features
- 8:44Why move beyond Dockerfiles
- 11:46Demonstration
- 13:47Q&A session
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