Ansible Weekly, Issue 34
May 29, 2014
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Articles
Testing Strategies
by Ansible, Inc.
Debugging Ansible for Fun and No Profit
by Will Thames
An Example of Provisioning and Deployment with Ansible
by Stavros Korokithakis
Using Ansible to Configure your Ruby App Servers and Deploy your Ruby Gems
by Jeroen Serpieters
The State of Ansible a Year after the Project's Creation
by Rob Marvin
Move Fast and Don't Break Things! Testing with Jenkins, Ansible and Docker
by Mike Muzurakis
Testing Ansible Roles with Travis CI on GitHub
by Server Check.in
Compile and Install Nagios with Ansible
by Patrick Ogenstad
Development Environments with Vagrant and Ansible
by Daniel Groves
Community Code
Ansible Inventory Grapher
by Will Thames
Video
DrupalCamp Finland 2014: Using Drupal with Ansible
by Janne Cederberg and Juho Viitasalo
Ansible Updates
Ansible 1.7 "Summer Nights" was in active development. Ansible 1.6 had recently released.
Cowsay
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