Leveraging Red Hat Ansible to automate RHEL workflows

Successful IT operations, architecture, development, and network teams create automation capabilities enabling scale and a hyper-efficient and effective operating model that delivers superior customer experiences and measurable business outcomes. Ansible® Automation Platform standardizes and automates these operations and activities across hybrid environments and teams in a consistent and repeatable model.
 
Red Hat® Satellite is the go-to solution for lifecycle management of Red Hat Enterprise Linux® (RHEL) images and packages. Ansible Automation Platform and Satellite can work together to integrate governance and control of RHEL into a larger automation ecosystem for cloud-like flexibility of infrastructure no matter where it lives. Learn how Ansible and Satellite working together can improve the management and experience of both products.

Topics of discussion in this session:    

• Satellite as a dynamic inventory source for AAP
• Ansible roles in RHEL and provisioning callbacks
• Ansible for automated patching and orchestrated provisioning

Presenters

Connor Pinkney, Ansible Sales Specialist, Red Hat

Connor Pinkney is an Ansible Sales Specialist in the Telco, Media and Entertainment Vertical at Red Hat. He has spent his career at Red Hat in various sales positions focused on providing infrastructure, cloud, and automation solutions to customers. Today he is primarily focused on working with users to help build and foster automation strategies and solutions to help better align with their goals.

Adam Pippert, Associate Principal Specialist Solutions Architect, Red Hat

Adam Pippert is an Associate Principal Specialist Solutions Architect in the Telco, Media and Entertainment Vertical at Red Hat.  Adam focuses on automation and emerging technologies within the vertical.  He has also worked with other products in Red Hat’s hybrid cloud portfolio, and helps customers expand their technical capabilities in both IT and lines of business.  

Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET

Date: June 29, 2022

Any questions? Please email lvillanu@redhat.com.