Ansible Engine Ad Hoc

Ansible ad hoc commands are one-time, command-line tasks you run with the ansible command without writing a playbook. They're useful for quick tasks, system maintenance, or any situation where spinning up a full playbook would be overkill, such as checking connectivity, gathering facts, or making a single configuration change across a group of hosts.

This module will teach you how to run ad hoc commands with Ansible, covering the syntax, common modules used with them, and when reaching for an ad hoc command makes more sense than writing a playbook.

This learning module aims to educate you on using the ansible command line tool to run tasks manually. 

The hands-on lab guides you through each step to solidify the concepts. 

• Ubuntu Linux Jumpbox
  • Ansible Engine
  • Visual Studio Code
  • Python3
• 3 x Cisco CSRs
• 1 x Cisco Nexus 9000v