Background When you first start using Ansible, you go from writing bash scripts that you upload and run on machines to running desired end state playbooks. You go from a write-once read-never set of scripts to an easily readable and updatable yaml. Life is good. Fast forward to when you become an Ansible power user. Youâre now: Writing playbooks that run on multiple distros Breaking down your comp
Ansible Container is a tool that uses Ansible playbooks to build and deploy Docker containers. It was created because Ansible is commonly used to manage containers, shell scripts are limited, and Ansible can bridge containers to orchestration tools. With Ansible Container, a playbook replaces the Dockerfile for building images from roles and tasks. It aims to end the need for complex shell scripts
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