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Infrastructure Automation with Ansible
In today's complex and fast-paced IT landscape, the need for automation has never been greater. Organizations of all sizes are looking for solutions that can streamline their operations, enhance efficiency, and reduce errors. Ansible stands
out as a powerful automation tool, hitting the mark on several key points that make it an ideal choice for teams of all backgrounds and expertise levels.
Infrastructure Automation with Ansible
The infrastructure automation learning series is an educational program designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to automate and manage complex IT infrastructures efficiently. Participants learn how to streamline and standardize infrastructure deployment, configuration, and management processes. The series delves into best practices for creating scalable, reliable, and secure infrastructure, enabling learners to implement automation solutions effectively within various IT environments. By the end of the program, individuals gain a comprehensive understanding of automation tools and strategies that enhance productivity, reduce manual intervention, and optimize infrastructure operations.
F5 Infrastructure Automation with Ansible
In the dynamic and swiftly evolving realm of IT, automation has become indispensable. In every corner of the industry, from small startups to large enterprises, there's a pressing demand for tools that can simplify operations, boost productivity, and minimize mistakes. Ansible emerges as a standout solution, excelling in multiple facets that render it an optimal selection for teams spanning various backgrounds and skill sets.
Programmability and Automation Meetup Group
The Programmability and Automation Meetup Group focuses on programmability, automation, and Infrastructure as Code using both Open Source tools and vendor-specific solutions. All skill levels are welcome. We will cover many topics from various technologies and provide hands-on lab opportunities.
Automation.Day Sessions
Automation.Day is a single-day Automation experience hosted by WWT. This event is focused on providing current and prospective WWT customers access to hands-on labs and a variety of talks focused on infrastructure, security, and cloud automation presented by WWT and our industry partners.
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Programmability and Automation Meetup: Automated Software Image Management
Software Image Management (SWIM) is a repeatable framework where engineers can produce repeatable, safe outcomes for efficient device software upgrades. This results in a faster response to vulnerability management, more predictable maintenance schedules, and hours of an engineer's life saved in the middle of the night.
In this session, Bob Longmore from World Wide Technology helped us answer the question- What if we used AAP and EDA to decouple the tasks involved in this workflow?
NetApp Ansible Automation Lab
Learn to automate NetApp ONTAP using Ansible. This lab provides an overview of GIT and Ansible to understand how they work together to simplify the automation of NetApp storage solutions.
Overview: Red Hat Ansible edge: Branch network lifecycle with Cisco Meraki
The traditional IT operations workflow has always relied on a process and procedure cycle that ultimately requires manual intervention to restore production services and resolve an active incident.
CICD for Automation Engineers
This lab is a component of the Infrastructure Automation Automated Testing learning path in the Infrastructure Automation with Ansible Learning Series. The goal of this learning path is to provide hands-on and practical exposure to the concepts of implementing Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery.
The lab will utilize Gitea as the Source Code Manager (SCM) which includes Gitea Actions for executing CICD Workflows. Gitea Actions map almost identically to GitHub actions so the Gitea specific knowledge gained maps directly to GitHub implementations. The general concepts learning through this lab are also valuable and applicable across other implementations.
WWT Experts Name Their "Can't-Miss" Sessions at Cisco Live 2024
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Automation.Day Sessions
Automation.Day is a single-day Automation experience hosted by WWT. This event is focused on providing current and prospective WWT customers access to hands-on labs and a variety of talks focused on infrastructure, security, and cloud automation presented by WWT and our industry partners.
Automation.Day NYC '24 - Integrating Storage Infrastructure Changes with Pure Storage and Ansible
Are you automating your infrastructure to increase efficiency and accuracy? What if integrating changes to storage infrastructure are needed within those processes?
Traditionally, integrating storage infrastructure with mainstream automation tools has posed challenges, leading to delays, decreased efficiency, and the risk of human error.
In this presentation, we explored Pure Storage's comprehensive integration of its storage platforms into Ansible, the world's leading automation toolset. These integrations empower your automation workflows to seamlessly incorporate storage provisioning and management.
Automation.Day NYC '24 - Automating OpenShift Virtualization with the Ansible Automation Platform
As customers look for alternatives to VMWare, Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization, which is included with Red Hat OpenShift, is finding itself front and center as an option to help reduce operational overhead by giving customers one platform for virtual machines (VMs) and containers.
Ansible Automation Workshop - Pure Ansible Lab
Learn to automate Pure FlashArray on Purity using Ansible. This lab provides an overview of Ansible and dives into how it works together to simplify automation for Pure Storage solutions.
Infrastructure Automation with Ansible
The infrastructure automation learning series is an educational program designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to automate and manage complex IT infrastructures efficiently. Participants learn how to streamline and standardize infrastructure deployment, configuration, and management processes. The series delves into best practices for creating scalable, reliable, and secure infrastructure, enabling learners to implement automation solutions effectively within various IT environments. By the end of the program, individuals gain a comprehensive understanding of automation tools and strategies that enhance productivity, reduce manual intervention, and optimize infrastructure operations.
Infrastructure Automation Source of Truth
The Infrastructure Automation Source of Truth learning path is designed to teach infrastructure engineers the critical concepts of managing data for their automation. This learning path will help you understand what a Source of Truth is and what considerations you account for when building your Source of Truth.
Following the Source of Truth overview, you will dive into two specific Source of Truth solutions: Text File-based Source of Truth and NetBox as a Source of Truth.
In the Text File SoT section, you will learn how to use a files-based source of truth in your automation effectively. This module will guide you through different methods of managing and consuming text files as a source of automation data.
The NetBox module is designed to teach you how to interface with NetBox as a source of truth for variable data and inventory.
The hands-on labs for file-based and NetBox SoT are packed with guided challenges to deliver practical practice for the concepts covered.
F5 Infrastructure Automation with Ansible
In the dynamic and swiftly evolving realm of IT, automation has become indispensable. In every corner of the industry, from small startups to large enterprises, there's a pressing demand for tools that can simplify operations, boost productivity, and minimize mistakes. Ansible emerges as a standout solution, excelling in multiple facets that render it an optimal selection for teams spanning various backgrounds and skill sets.
Automated Change Control Validation Lab
Many organizations are requiring vast amounts of data to be collected before and after each approved change window, but many of the engineers working for these organizations are struggling with how to get started capturing and comparing device state programmatically. In this lab you will be using MinIO, Ansible and pyATS to capture and validate pre- and post-change data from Cisco routers.
Global Retailer Uses Automation to Meet Holiday Demands
Pairing an enterprise automation solution with an F5 Flexible Consumption Program allows IT to quickly and securely scale needed infrastructure.
Automation.Day STL '23 - Closing the Loop: Automated App Remediation using Event-Driven Ansible
The traditional IT operations workflow has always relied on a process and procedure cycle that ultimately requires manual intervention to restore production services and resolve an active incident.
In this session, presented by Nick Thompson from WWT, we explored how the combination of Event-Driven Ansible, application telemetry, and a solid foundation of observability can be combined to deliver the ultimate in closed-loop automation to reduce incidents and after-hours troubleshooting.
Automation.Day STL '23 - Validated Content for Network Automation
The barrier to entry for Ansible is low, but is it "no code" or "low code?" Although Ansible requires some coding, the advent of validated content truly makes Ansible for networking "Easy Code!"
During this session, presented by Tony Dubiel from Red Hat, we learned how Validated Content can help us automate common network use cases with simple playbooks and roles across multiple vendors.
To demonstrate this capability, we walked through a use case that tackles the onboarding of multi-vendor brownfield devices into a fully automated configuration management scenario while showcasing how the validated content provides consistency and abstraction between the multiple vendor routers.
Automation.Day STL '23 - Loosely Coupled Orchestration
World Wide Technology (WWT) customers can access over 250 technology labs on demand. In this session, Corey Wanless from WWT explained how Event-Driven Ansible contributes to provisioning some of our new, on-demand labs. He demonstrated how to use AMQ streams (Apache Kafka) hosted on Red Hat OpenShift combined with Event-Drive Ansible to create a loosely coupled automation stack to provision infrastructure and applications.
Infrastructure Automation with Ansible
In today's complex and fast-paced IT landscape, the need for automation has never been greater. Organizations of all sizes are looking for solutions that can streamline their operations, enhance efficiency, and reduce errors. Ansible stands
out as a powerful automation tool, hitting the mark on several key points that make it an ideal choice for teams of all backgrounds and expertise levels.
Programmability and Automation Meetup Group
The Programmability and Automation Meetup Group focuses on programmability, automation, and Infrastructure as Code using both Open Source tools and vendor-specific solutions. All skill levels are welcome. We will cover many topics from various technologies and provide hands-on lab opportunities.
Building an Automation Stack @ Red Hat Summit 2023
Customers of World Wide Technology (WWT) have access to over 250 technology labs on demand. Discover how Event-Driven Ansible contributes to the provisioning of some of our new, on-demand labs.