Categoría: Event-Driven Ansible

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While you sleep, Automate resolving Dynatrace problem alerts and report them to ServiceNow!

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Integrating observability tools with automation is paramount in the realm of modern IT operations, as it fosters a symbiotic relationship between visibility and efficiency. Observability tools provide deep insights into the performance, health, and behavior of complex systems, enabling organizations to proactively identify and rectify issues before they escalate.  When seamlessly integrated with automation frameworks, Read more about While you sleep, Automate resolving Dynatrace problem alerts and report them to ServiceNow![…]

Agentless configuration drift detection and remediation

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Over time, application owners find themselves compelled to continuously refine their applications and the underlying infrastructure to enhance the products they deliver, whether to internal or external customers. These modifications inevitably lead to changes in the configuration of both applications and infrastructure. While some of these changes may be benign, others can unintentionally steer the Read more about Agentless configuration drift detection and remediation[…]

5 use cases for automating your infrastructure with Ansible Automation Platform

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Infrastructure automation is an area where systems administrators and  IT operations teams can see some of the biggest benefits from automation, including time savings, reducing tedious manual work, and improving the overall health of their systems. In this blog, I’ve identified the top 5 infrastructure automation use cases for Ansible Automation Platform that you can Read more about 5 use cases for automating your infrastructure with Ansible Automation Platform[…]

Fact-Gathering with Event-Driven Ansible for Microsoft Windows ITSM

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The use of Event-Driven Ansible to enable fact gathering from events is considered a “Getting Started” type of use case, but it can be extremely powerful. This use case is simple and it is what we consider a “Read Only” type of action, meaning that we are not making any changes, but we are using Read more about Fact-Gathering with Event-Driven Ansible for Microsoft Windows ITSM[…]

Red Hat Insights Collection for Event-Driven Ansible

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Event-Driven Ansible became generally available in Ansible Automation Platform 2.4. As part of the release, Red Hat Insights and Ansible teams collaborated to implement and certify a Red Hat Insights collection integrating Insights events as a source of events for Ansible Automation Platform. This provides a consistent way to receive and handle events triggered from Read more about Red Hat Insights Collection for Event-Driven Ansible[…]

Now serving: Event-Driven Ansible with a dash of durability

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In the realm of automation, the ability to respond to events in real-time is a game-changer. At Red Hat, we’ve been pioneering in this space with Event-Driven Ansible, which can consume messages from various sources like AWS Simple Queue Service (SQS), Azure Service Bus, and Kafka to trigger automated actions. Today, we’re excited to delve Read more about Now serving: Event-Driven Ansible with a dash of durability[…]

Announcing Containerized Ansible Automation Platform

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Everything you know and love about Ansible Automation Platform in containerized form We’re excited to announce something that we’ve been working on for a while now, the technical preview of a containerized Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform solution. Currently, this will allow you to install and run containerized automation controller, Ansible automation hub, and the Read more about Announcing Containerized Ansible Automation Platform[…]

Event-Driven Ansible – ChatOps – From Chat to Action

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Like any well-rounded individual, in times of intense concentration, you will find me talking to myself in search of some hidden knowledge that I might have received in a dream, or perhaps quoting something from a fantasy novel about wizards and creatures in an attempt to fix a problem. Unfortunately, wearing a robe and shouting Read more about Event-Driven Ansible – ChatOps – From Chat to Action[…]