10 Ways to Use Event-Driven Ansible
Event-Driven Ansible is a new open source project, now in developer preview, that helps you create event-driven automation scenarios across IT domains, reports Cindy Russell.
This article describes 10 ways you can apply Event-Driven Ansible for tasks related to networking, DevOps, and more, including:
- User request management
- Security automation
- Installation and provisioning
Read more at Enable Sysadmin.
03/09/2023
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