Configuration as Code for Enterprise Automation with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform (AU245)

• Ansible automation architects and platform engineers who need to plan, design, and deploy Ansible automation infrastructure for their organizations.
• System administrators, site reliability engineers, and DevOps engineers who support automation operations and need to provide, manage, operate, and maintain Ansible automation infrastructure.

Impact on the Organization

• Implementing a Configuration as Code methodology empowers enterprises to establish a robust, version-controlled, and automated pipeline for configuration management. This approach overcomes the barriers to reliably scaling automation by ensuring configuration consistency, improving change tracking, and significantly reducing the operational risks and downtime associated with manual, error-prone deployments.

Impact on the Individual

• You will build a foundation in Git and CI/CD principles to help you transition from the manual administration of Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform to an automated approach. This equips you with the essential, hands-on skills to begin using configurations as code, allowing you to safely validate, test, and promote deployments from staging environments to production. By adopting these fundamental operations practices, you will improve team collaboration, reduce deployment errors, and learn to confidently execute critical system changes.

Configuration as Code and CI/CD Principles

• Overcome barriers to reliably scaling automation by using the Configuration as Code methodology, and understand its relationship to continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) principles.

Introduction to Git

• Manage, store, and revise code and configuration files by using the Git distributed version control system; understand its key principles of operation; and collaborate efficiently by using tags, branches, and conflict resolution.

Collaborating in Git Repositories

• Collaboratively develop code and manage configuration files in Git repositories, using methods that can enable distributed or centralized workflows.

Configuration as Code for Ansible Automation Platform

• Manage a Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform organization by applying Configuration as Code and CI/CD principles.

• Practical experience writing and running Ansible Playbooks.
• A solid understanding of core Ansible concepts, including inventories, variables, Ansible Roles, and Ansible Content Collections.
• Basic familiarity with the Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform interface and concepts such as projects, inventories, and job templates.
• Recommended but not required- Complete Managing Enterprise Automation with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform (AU467).
  

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