This document discusses using Ansible to manage temporary cloud resources. It begins with an introduction to Ansible and cloud computing, explaining how Ansible uses a YAML syntax and SSH to manage resources in a scalable and reusable way. It then outlines how Ansible has ready libraries for major cloud platforms that allow for easy scaling and development of cloud resources. The document concludes by noting some challenges of training on Ansible and cloud, such as dealing with different base machines and topics, and unknown issues that can arise.

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3. Managing temporary cloud resources
with Ansible
Kalle Sirkesalo
19. Kesäkuuta 2016

4. AGENDA
1 Ansible
2 Cloud
3 Ansible and Cloud
4 Trainings +Ansible+Cloud
5 DEMO

5. ANSIBLE
● YAML syntax
● Easy for programmers and operations
● Extendable
● Scalable
● SSH based
● Requires no client
● Reuseable

6. CLOUD
● Scalable
● On demand resources
● Stable
● You get what you are paying for
●

7. Ansible and Cloud
● Ready libraries for most clouds
○ AWS
○ DigitalOcean
○ Azure
○ Cloudstack
○ Centurylink
○ Google
○ Linode
○ Openstack
● Scaling
● Ease of use
● Fast
● Easy to develop

8. Case Trainings +
Ansible+ Cloud
● Hectic
● Busy
● Different base machines
● Lot of topics to cover
● Different base training
● Usually unknown issues arise
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9. Kalle Sirkesalo
System Specialist
etunimi.sukunimi@eficode.com
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