Robyn Bergeron, Red Hat | Red Hat Summit 2020
summary
Ansible reports 5,900 contributors and ranks ninth in GitHub activity, claims that global community support (IRC, Stack Overflow, Twitter) keeps teams running during the pandemic, and points to Ansible Tower and the Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform as production tools in use. The monolithic repo is splitting into Ansible Collections to host precomposed modules and roles, with contributor workflows being adjusted so existing playbooks remain compatible while new collections roll into the 2.10/product release.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 1:07Ansible community growth
- 3:58Collections and contributor process
- 8:50Community feedback and transparency
- 11:58Automation in modern IT
- 16:42Closing remarks
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