Progressive DevOps approach using Ansible
summary
Describes a stepwise DevOps path using Ansible that starts with provisioning, adds configuration, then deployment and integration tests, arguing this lets teams change incrementally rather than all at once. Shows concrete artifacts: playbooks, inventory files and templates that install JDK and Tomcat, control services and push configuration across mixed Linux and Windows hosts. Demonstrates idempotent, parallel execution and reuse of community modules so deployments become repeatable and verifiable.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to progressive DevOps
- 1:09Automatisation comme moteur de transformation organisationnelle
- 2:39Traditional team challenges and silos
- 4:07Ansible playbooks for infrastructure
- 6:19Variables and playbook customization
- 8:16Templates and specific modules
- 9:26Integration and Ansible best practices
- 10:32Documentation and community
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