Modernize operations with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform

 November 7, 2024 -  Whittlebury, UK

Leverage Event Driven Ansible to reduce your automation reaction time

 November 6, 2024 -  Whittlebury, UK

Migliora la gestione dei container con Event-Driven Ansible

 October 10, 2024 -  Bologna, IT

Introduzione all'automation con Red Hat Ansible

 September 25, 2024 -  Roma, IT

Leverage Event Driven Ansible to reduce your automation reaction time

 September 10, 2024 -  Berlin, DE

On software versioning schema

 July 31, 2024

Last month, the Ansible Forum had a discussion about potential changes that might be implemented in AWX. One aspect that immediately hit me was the decision to move from SemVer to CalVer. More specifically, what struck me was the focus on this change in the initial post and in the comments. Since it took me a while to formulate a whole reasoning behind my perspective, I created this blog post to explain my thought process better.

Where does your Ansible code come from?

 June 21, 2024 -  Málaga, ES

Red Hat Certified Specialist in Services Management and Automation - EX358 Exam

 June 17, 2024

I took the EX358 exam a few years back and therefore it recently expired. Since the exam is still available, I decided to take it again to renew my Red Hat Certified Specialist in Services Management and Automation certification and, therefore, extend my Red Hat Certified Architect certification.

This time around, I had the impression that the exam had changed quite a bit from the last time I took it. While the previous time the exam reminded me mostly of an Ansible certification, this time it reminded me way more of the old RHCE exam (the EX300). The bulk of the exam was about configuring the various services, while in the previous version, there was a lot more focus on the Ansible part, which is more like the EX294. It is also true that EX300 was phasing out at the time, but it was still an exam many people had, while EX294 was fairly new. However, as I suggested the previous time, it is still crucial to be able to perform all configurations manually and with Ansible because you can not know what you will be tasked to perform manually and what you will be tasked to perform using Ansible.

Leverage Red Hat Ansible to automate your IBM Power Systems

 June 4, 2024 -  Pero, IT

Modernize mainframes operations with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform

 April 25, 2024 -  ,