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Getting Started with VMware

Ansible for VMWare

Ansible for VMware

Ansible for Network Automation

Ansible for Network Automation
- Introduction
An Introduction to Network Automation with Ansible
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Reference & Appendices

Module Index
- All modules
- Cloud modules
  - Amazon
  - Atomic
  - Azure
  - Centurylink
  - Cloudscale
  - Cloudstack
  - Digital_Ocean
  - Dimensiondata
  - Docker
  - Google
  - Heroku
  - Linode
  - Lxc
  - Lxd
  - Memset
  - Misc
  - Oneandone
  - Opennebula
  - Openstack
  - Ovh
  - Ovirt
  - Packet
  - Profitbricks
  - Pubnub
  - Rackspace
  - Scaleway
  - Smartos
  - Softlayer
  - Spotinst
  - Univention
  - Vmware
  - Vultr
  - Webfaction
- Clustering modules
  - K8S
  - Openshift
- Commands modules
- Crypto modules
- Database modules
  - Influxdb
  - Misc
  - Mongodb
  - Mssql
  - Mysql
  - Postgresql
  - Proxysql
  - Vertica
- Files modules
- Identity modules
  - Cyberark
  - Ipa
  - Keycloak
  - Opendj
- Inventory modules
- Messaging modules
- Monitoring modules
  - Zabbix
- Net Tools modules
  - Basics
  - Exoscale
  - Infinity
  - Ldap
  - Nios
- Network modules
  - A10
  - Aci
  - Aireos
  - Aos
  - Aruba
  - Asa
  - Avi
  - Bigswitch
  - Citrix
  - Cloudengine
  - Cloudvision
  - Cnos
  - Cumulus
  - Dellos10
  - Dellos6
  - Dellos9
  - Edgeos
  - Enos
  - Eos
  - Exos
  - F5
  - Files
  - Fortimanager
  - Fortios
  - Illumos
  - Interface
  - Ios
  - Iosxr
  - Ironware
  - Junos
  - Layer2
  - Layer3
  - Meraki
  - Netact
  - Netconf
  - Netscaler
  - Netvisor
  - Nso
  - Nuage
  - Nxos
  - Onyx
  - Ordnance
  - Ovs
  - Panos
  - Protocol
  - Radware
  - Routing
  - Slxos
  - Sros
  - System
  - Vyos
- Notification modules
- Packaging modules
  - Language
  - Os
- Remote Management modules
  - Foreman
  - Hpilo
  - Imc
  - Ipmi
  - Manageiq
  - Oneview
  - Stacki
  - Ucs
- Source Control modules
- Storage modules
  - Glusterfs
  - Infinidat
  - Netapp
  - Purestorage
  - Zfs
- System modules
- Utilities modules
  - Helper
  - Logic
- Web Infrastructure modules
  - Ansible_Tower
- Windows modules
Playbook Keywords
- Play
- Role
- Block
- Task
Ansible Galaxy
- The Website
- The command line tool
Return Values
- Common
  - backup_file
  - changed
  - failed
  - invocation
  - msg
  - rc
  - results
  - skipped
  - stderr
  - stderr_lines
  - stdout
  - stdout_lines
- Internal use
Ansible Configuration Settings
YAML Syntax
- YAML Basics
- Gotchas
Python 3 Support
Release and maintenance
Testing Strategies
Sanity Tests
Frequently Asked Questions
Glossary
Ansible Tower

Roadmaps

Ansible Roadmap

Ansible Documentation

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from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, print_function)
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