Copy the SSH public key to the managed nodes.Generate SSH keys for the new user on the control node.Grant sudo privileges to the new user on all nodes.Remember, Ansible uses SSH and Python to do all the dirty work behind the scenes and so here are the four steps you would have to follow after installing Ansible: Creating an Ansible userĮven though you can use the root user in Ansible to run Ad-Hoc commands and playbooks, it’s definitely not recommended and is not considered best practice due to the security risks that can arise by allowing root user ssh access.įor this reason, it’s recommended that you create a dedicated Ansible user with sudo privileges (to all commands) on all hosts (control and managed hosts). If you are not a pro member yet, please do consider opting for the subscription. This Ansible series is possible with their support. Before you see all that, I would like to thank all the LHB Pro members. You will also understand various Ansible configuration settings.įurthermore, you will explore few Ansible modules and you will get to run Ansible Ad-Hoc commands.
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In this tutorial, you will learn how to manage static inventory in Ansible.
In the first part of the Ansible series, you got acquainted with Ansible and learned to install it.
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