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The document discusses hosting an Ansible workshop to help organizations adopt automation. It recommends identifying interested individuals, getting management approval by highlighting cost savings, copying an existing Red Hat workshop and tailoring it for the company. The workshop would cover basic Ansible usage and focus on achieving value through production deployments. Resources for additional information are provided.
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kickstart your org into automation - ansible workshops
- 1. Kickstart your org into automation Ansible workshop - DevOps Finland 2018-12-04 Ilkka Tengvall @ikkeT ikke@redhat.com
- 2. Red Hat What prevents adoption? ● Too busy doing manual stuff ● Network is still manual -> Bring up business case -> Lower the barrier to enter automation -> Basic education -> Everyone knows there are network modules now for ansible? -> IPAM 2
- 3. Red Hat Arrange workshop to learn it ● Identify the people ● Get management approval using the business case ● Shamelesly copy one of our (Red Hat) workshops ● Edit it to suit your company intra/cloud ● Simple use cases that provide value ● Aim straight to production 3
- 4. Red Hat Resources ● https://github.com/mglantz/ansible-roadshow ● http://ansible.github.io/lightbulb/ ● https://github.com/ansible/lightbulb ● https://www.ansible.com/integrations/networks Soon to come: ● https://github.com/redhatnordicssa ● https://redhatnordicssa.github.io/ 4
- 5. Red Hat5 please spare us from…. DEMO
- 6. Red Hat For professional trainings Check out Red Hat trainings and certs at: https://www.redhat.com/en/services/training-and-certification E.g: https://www.redhat.com/en/services/training/do407-automation-ansible-i 6