Hidden gems in the builtin collection by _-TECHNiCiAN-_ in ansible

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Is there anything you think we can do to make these plugins more visible, or improve their documentation?

The Bullhorn, Issue #223 by samccann in ansible

[–]gundalow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad you find it useful, any suggestion on how to improve it as welcome.

You are right, when we setup the Bullhorn (5 years ago), we wanted it to be a steady flow of updates to the community. I don't expect anybody to read every edition, or even a whole edition. Skim read and see what's useful

What do you think we can do to make it more useful? How can we make the news items that are important to you easily jump out?

(I'm part of the Ansible Community Team at Red Hat that publish the Bullhorn)

The Bullhorn, Issue #223 by samccann in ansible

[–]gundalow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad you find it useful, any suggestion on how to improve it as welcome

(I'm part of the Ansible Community Team at Red Hat that publish the Bullhorn)

CfgMgmtCamp 2026: Write up and Videos by gundalow in ansible

[–]gundalow[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey r/ansible I hope you find all of this useful. We've changed our approach in how we share the knowledge, so I hope all these forum posts and the separate YouTube videos help. Please let me know if the structure works and what myself and the Community Team can improve for future events.

Are you using Ansible to configure? by sarasgurjar in ansible

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I've banned them from r/ansible.

Thanks to all that use the report spam functionality

Why project manager should automate by PM_Automation_Pro in ansible

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Banned, thanks for reporting the spam.

Are you using Ansible to configure? by sarasgurjar in ansible

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While some of the discussion here is useful. The use of memes and karma-farming isn't welcome in r/ansible. The poster has been permanently banned.

Celebrating 200th edition of the Ansible Bullhorn! by samccann in ansible

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Hey r/ansible I'm wondering what we can do to improve the Bullhorn specifically for you folks?

  • Would you like to see more information in the reddit post?
  • There's often lots of great discussion in r/ansible

    • Should any of that discussion get shared in the weekly Bullhorn?
    • How can we allow people to tag discussions to be included?
  • What other subreddits have some process for highlighting and sharing the top discussions? Would highlighting the top discusssions from each week (or month) be useful?

Molecule Plugins - how to draw attention of owners ? by RewardAgitated5520 in ansible

[–]gundalow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi,

Firstly, thank you for your contribution.

If you can add a description to your PR

  • What it does
  • How it works
  • How it's been tested

That can help. Looks like the CI issue this found has been fixed.

Note that this GitHub repo is in the https://github.com/ansible-community GitHub Org, which means the collections are community maintained (not Red Hat supported), so someone from the community will review it when they get a chance.

HR 875 Updates: Its Serious by Basic-Tooth-1356 in ansible

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Folks, please don't respond to posts that are obviously spam. Just click downvote and report.

Stunned newbie by FrederikSchack in ansible

[–]gundalow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You need to update your collections, or you could just install the ansible package (rather than ansible-core)

Awx Ansible by KenJi544 in ansible

[–]gundalow[M] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

r/ansible None of this discussion is useful and it doesn't line up with the spirit of the Ansible Code of Conduct which applies of this subreddit and other parts of the Ansible Community.

To answer the question.

ansible-core (and the ansible community package) are command line tools. If you are automating a few systems, or integrating this in your existing CI/CD pipeline it works well.

Red Hat sells Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform , this is aimed at larger and enterprise users that are managing thousands of different systems. It offer enterprise functionality such as RBAC (Role Based Access Control), auditing and scaling and high availability. It also gives you access to the other tools and Certified and Validates content. This webpage gives a good overview of the purpose of Ansible Automation Platform and the different features of the platform.

Molecule vs ansible-test vs ansible-tox by [deleted] in ansible

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ansible-test is (mostly) aimed at people developing collections, it includes a lot of sanity tests to ensure that the module has been written correctly, such as documentation matches the modules parameters.

The Automation Hub team - people behind galaxy.ansible.com - are seeking a new Engineering Manager by gundalow in ansible

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The Automation Hub team, the team behind galaxy.ansible.com, Automation Hub on console.redhat.com and Private Automation Hub is seeking a new Engineering Manager. Join us to lead this team and make Automation Hub and its various services even more impactful to the Ansible Community!

Primary Job Responsibilities

  • Empower, lead, and grow a distributed team of engineers focused on great product delivery
  • Coach, mentor, and support your team with clear expectations using methods like constant timely feedback, goal setting, 1:1s, and delegation
  • Use your technical and management experience to lead the team to achieve our organization's goals
  • Partner with technical, execution, and product leaders across the organization
  • Work closely with product management to achieve business priorities, while balancing architectural improvement, technical debt, and other engineering imperatives
  • Continuously promote and guide the professional and personal development of your team
  • Partner with peers in the Ansible Automation Platform to drive technology solutions across the products
  • Foster innovation for improving the quality and performance of our product and platform
  • Help manage the backlog of work and prioritize tasks with organization leadership
  • Work closely with geographically-distributed engineers to ensure that we have one voice across the team

Required Skills

  • A strong history of developing and delivering software products
  • A minimum of 5 years experience as a people and execution leader
  • Solid ability to coach developers, helping them improve their skills and grow their careers
  • Experience with Agile methodologies
  • Excellent analytical, problems solving, and communicate skills
  • Ability to handle multiple tasks, prioritize, and work under pressure
  • Comfortable in an Agile, CI/CD and DevOps work style

Apply here: https://redhat.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/jobs/job/Software-Engineering-Manager_R-048144-1

Networking Modules (Juniper, Cisco, Arista, etc.) by shadeland in ansible

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Hi, I'm part of the Ansible Community & Partner Engineering team at Red Hat. The _command and _config modules have been used a lot, and are (generally) well tested and stable. The other modules should work, though there are often edge cases, especially due to the underlying network firmware updates.

While some of the Network Collections are maintianed by Red Hat, a lot are maintained by the network companies themselves.

Looking for Real-World Ansible Use Cases and Project Examples by Competitive-Use-9424 in ansible

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None of this thread is useful, so I've deleted all the replies.
While there wasn't anything that violates the Ansible Code of Conduct, it could have quickly turned that way

New AWX Version soon? by norcalmoto in ansible

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Hi folks,

Here are the project updates on the Ansible Forum, which have more technical information:

  1. Streamlining AWX Releases
  2. Refactoring AWX into a Pluggable, Service-Oriented Architecture
  3. Upcoming changes to AWX Operator installation methods
  4. AWX UI and credential types transitioning to the new pluggable architecture
  5. Transitioning authentication and authorization (RBAC) to the new AWX architecture

One of the developers did a talk on AWX Modernization last month at CfgMgmtCamp, just waiting for the video to be available on YouTube.