Ansible configuration

learn how to configure for the integration of ansible to broaden the observability of your hybrid it estate configuring ansible for designed for multi tier deployments, ansible models your it infrastructure by describing all of your system's inter relations, rather than just managing one system at a time it uses no agents and no additional custom security infrastructure, so it's easy to deploy and, most importantly, it uses a simple language (yaml, in the form of ansible playbooks) supports ansible for to pull data from ansible tower, you must configure an ansible account the following list contains the elements you must address to configure ansible properly access rights the account should have, at a minimum, read privilege for the job templates and jobs you intend to synchronize the application requires the following information name local account name it could be any string and is used only for reference user username for ansible tower the userid with which user logged in to ansible tower token personal access token it can be generated from the following menu selection within ansible tower users > select a user > token > \[+] the personal access token requires application configuration in accordance with the following procedure go to applications click + add the information details select save create a token for the user select user select token select the plus (+) icon select save a new window displays the token created for you the credentials screen requires the following information name any name (for example ansible) host hostname (for example http //dash ansible com) user username or ansible server (for example admin) token your personal access token (for example abxffgjskghaj) with regard to the verifysslcertificate option, you must determine whether the ansible service should verify the certificate of the remote ansible tower the default value is (value e g yes, verify, ignore) toggle this option to (value) when the remote ansible tower uses a self signed or untrusted certificate