Building a Nice Ansible Environment with Rundeck and VS Code Server

Learn how to build an efficient Ansible environment using Rundeck as a graphical user interface and VS Code Server for direct file editing on the server. Explore the process of setting up Ansible with a dynamic inventory, discover installation techniques, and understand the advantages of using a non-root user. Follow along as the video demonstrates configuring files and inventory, adding inventory to Rundeck, preparing hosts for Ansible deployment, and utilizing the Rundeck key store. Gain insights into streamlining your Ansible workflow and enhancing your infrastructure management capabilities.

Intro
How I use Ansible with Rundeck at home
@TechWorldwithNana
Installation
How I Install Ansible and why
Workstation/Client setup
vscode Server
Non-Root-User advantages
Config Files and Inventory
Adding the inventory to rundeck
deploying ansible – prepare hosts
Deploy Ansible with Ansible – rundeck key store