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|a Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1: Getting Ansible Automation Platform Up and Running -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Ansible Automation Platform -- Technical requirements -- AAP overview -- Automation controller (Red Hat Ansible Tower) -- Automation execution environments -- Automation hub -- Automation services catalog -- Red Hat Insights for Red Hat AAP -- Ansible content tools -- Key differences between upstream and official Red Hat products -- Overview of the methods that will be used in this book
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|a Introduction to the roles and modules that will be used in this book -- The manual approach -- Using Ansible to manage the configuration -- Execution environments and Ansible Navigator -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Installing Ansible Automation Platform -- Technical requirements -- Getting a trial version of Ansible Automation Platform -- Planning an installation on a machine -- The distinct types of nodes -- High availability -- Installation methods -- Setting variables for the automation mesh and node types -- Installing Galaxy NG on a machine -- Backing up and restoring the installation
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|a Backing up -- Secret key redistribution -- Restore -- Issues that can arise when using the installer -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Installing Ansible Automation Platform on OpenShift -- Technical requirements -- Installing AWX on minikube -- Installing CodeReady Containers -- Installing the Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform operator on an OpenShift cluster -- Exploring the Automation controller and Automation hub on OpenShift -- Learning about Automation controller specifics on OpenShift -- Secret fields -- Learning Automation hub specifics
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|a Backing up and restoring a backup for Automation hub and the Automation controller on OpenShift -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Configuring Settings and Authentication -- Technical requirements -- Getting a trial version of Ansible Automation Platform -- Configuring Automation controller settings -- Registering the Automation controller with a subscription manifest -- Updating Automation controller settings -- Configuring the RH-SSO server SAML -- Getting values from a Windows AD server -- Configuring the RH-SSO server -- Setting Automation hub administrators with RH-SSO
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|a Integrating the Automation controller with RH-SSO -- Troubleshooting the SAML configuration -- Integrating LDAP with Microsoft AD -- Automation controller LDAP bind and user variables -- Automation controller LDAP group variables -- Automation controller LDAP miscellaneous variables -- Troubleshooting -- Setting up other authentication methods -- Adding users and teams to the Automation controller without an IdP -- Adding users and groups to the Automation hub without an IdP -- Summary -- Part 2: Configuring AAP -- Chapter 5: Configuring the Basics after Installation -- Technical requirements
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|a Explore Ansible Automation Platform and understand how the different pieces interact to standardize and scale automation Key Features Curated by a senior consultant at Red Hat with real-world examples to maximize use of Ansible Automation Platform Use roles and modules to create interactive playbooks in Ansible Automation Platform Discover best practices for simplifying management of Ansible Automation Platform Book Description While you can use any automation software to simplify task automation, scaling automation to suit your growing business needs becomes difficult using only a command-line tool. Ansible Automation Platform standardizes how automation is deployed, initiated, delegated, and audited, and this comprehensive guide shows you how you can simplify and scale its management. The book starts by taking you through the ways to get Ansible Automation Platform installed, their pros and cons, and the initial configuration. You'll learn about each object in the platform, how it interacts with other objects, as well as best practices for defining and managing objects to save time. You'll see how to maintain the created pieces with infrastructure as code. As you advance, you'll monitor workflows with CI/CD playbooks and understand how Ansible Automation Platform integrates with many other services such as GitLab and GitHub. By the end of this book, you'll have worked through real-world examples to make the most of the platform while learning how to manipulate, manage, and deploy any playbook to Ansible Automation Platform. What you will learn Get the hang of different parts of Ansible Automation Platform and their maintenance Back up and restore an installation of Ansible Automation Platform Launch and configure basic and advanced workflows and jobs Create your own execution environment using CI/CD pipelines Interact with Git, Red Hat Authentication Server, and logging services Integrate the Automation controller with services catalog Use Automation Mesh to scale Automation Controller Who this book is for This book is for IT administrators, DevOps engineers, cloud engineers, and automation engineers seeking to understand and maintain the controller part of Ansible Automation Platform. If you have basic knowledge of Ansible, can set up a virtual machine, or have OpenShift experience, and want to know more about scaling Ansible, this book is for you.
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