Ansibility

Ansible is a radically simple IT orchestration engine that makes your applications and systems easier to deploy.

This project offers a collection of extension modules for Ansible, and tools to manage Ansible projects. It's also a place to experiment with testing Ansible modules and roles using standard Python tools (pytest + tox).

References

Ansible

• GitHub
• Documentation

Ansible Modules

• About Modules
• Ansible Galaxy
• Module Index by Category
• ansible-modules-core
• ansible-modules-extras

Blogs / Howtos

• hackr.io Tutorials
• Testing Ansible Roles with Travis CI on GitHub

Related Projects

• ansible-lint
• t0mk/ansible-utils
• ericlutley/vagrant-ansible – Code from following a Vagrant/Ansible Tutorial.
• jriguera/ansible-role-pattern
• vim-ansible-yaml
• spencergibb/battleschool – Development environment provisioning using Ansible, similar to Boxen (Puppet) or Kitchenplan (Chef).
• superlumic and superlumic-config – A light utility wrapper around Ansible to ease the automated install of OSX 10.10 and higher; successor to Kitchenplan.
• Ansistrano – Ansible role to deploy scripting applications like PHP, Python, Ruby, etc. in a Capistrano style.

Cookiecutters

Note that these are not reviewed, just listed here.

• DualSpark/ansible-role – Cookie-cutter for creating Ansible roles to be published to Galaxy.
• iknite/cookiecutter-ansible-role – A cookie-cutter to easily create Ansible roles.
• zenweasel/cookiecutter-ansible – A cookie-cutter (well it will be) for adding Ansible deployment to your project.

(Python) Testing

• jlaska/pytest-ansible – Several fixtures for running Ansible modules, or inspecting ansible_facts.
• pytest
• tox

And Now for Something Completely Different…

• The Weekly Ansible – Ruminations on science fiction, horror, and fantasy from a progressive standpoint.