Infrastructure automation

In recent trends, with IT processes automation companies achieved saving from resources and costs. ANSIBLE can cover from automatic patching as routine task to deployment large environments with minimum efforts on on-premise, hybrid environments and cloud infrastructure.

Automation Benefits

With Ansible integration is much easier to achieve optimalization and efficiency of IT processes which results in flexibility and stability.

Reduce Human errors

With automation, processes in any size environments, you can minimalize issues caused by human error, which will lead to stable environment and do not burden specialist with unnecessary tasks.

Increase focus time on important

Each level of automation for repetitive tasks, frees engineers hands for more important tasks. Give them time to focus on more valued work which will bring you more benefits.

Services without interruption

Good integration of automation tool, helps you to align with current needs, from automatic server deployment support IT processes without human interaction, based on predefined scenarios.

Ansible

Ansible is an open-source automation tool used for configuration management, application deployment, and task automation. It simplifies IT automation by using easy-to-understand YAML language and does not require agents on the managed systems. Ansible operates through SSH, making it lightweight and efficient in automating complex multi-tier IT environments. It´s modular architecture allows users to create reusable playbooks, enabling scalable and consistent operations across infrastructures.

Ansible Features

Ansible several key features that make it a popular along all types of environments.

Secure and Agentless

Ansible doesn’t require any agents or daemons on the managed systems. It communicates over SSH, reducing complexity and resource overhead.

Simple YAML Syntax

Ansible uses YAML (Yet Another Markup Language) for defining automation tasks, known as playbooks, which makes it easy to write, read, and maintain.

Idempotency

Ansible ensures that tasks, when executed multiple times, produce the same result, avoiding unintended changes in the environment.

Modular and Extensible

Ansible supports a wide range of modules that can be used to automate tasks, from cloud provisioning to configuration management, and users can create custom modules to extend its capabilities.

Cross-Platform Support

Ansible can manage Linux, Windows, network devices, and cloud platforms, providing flexibility in diverse IT environments.

Scalability

Ansible is scalable and can manage complex, multi-tier environments without requiring additional infrastructure, making it ideal for large-scale deployments.

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