Tag Archive for: Infrastructure Automation

Ansible Automation Platform
Ansible is known to be one of the most widely used automation tools. This is certainly also due to the relatively simple setup and use. Especially in very large environments, i.e. with a large number of users, a pure CLI setup quickly reaches its limits: Multi-tenancy, credential management, scheduling are just some of the points that require a very close look.

Ansible automation with AWX: an overview and how to get started
Ansible is powerful – but with AWX, automation becomes truly clear and manageable. The open-source platform offers a modern web interface, job scheduling, role-based access control, and much more. Discover how AWX simplifies the first steps and integrates seamlessly into modern IT strategies.

Rundeck as a starting point for a simple self-service portal
In this webinar, you’ll be introduced to Rundeck, an automation solution that allows teams and entire organizations to schedule and execute complex workflows. Through its intuitive web interface and fine-grained access control, Rundeck enables a self-service approach where users can trigger their own pre-approved automation tasks.

Automating Server Provisioning – How to Manage On-Premise and Cloud Infrastructure with orcharhino
In this webinar, you will receive a practical introduction to the provisioning of servers in both on-premise and cloud environments. The aim is to show how orcharhino can help streamline infrastructure management and improve consistency across deployment types.

Manage IT infrastructure efficiently: Automating the deployment of Linux VMs
In this webinar, we will look at different approaches to automating the deployment of new machines, whether through network-based installations or cloning existing virtual machines.

Advanced Ansible Automation
Ansible has become the most popular tool for configuration management automation, and as users become more advanced, the amount of Ansible code—such as playbooks, roles, and plugins—grows rapidly. In this webinar, you will learn how to effectively manage, structure, and automate your Ansible workflows for better efficiency.

Terraform in Action: Navigating Complex Environments with Multiple Teams
Explore the capabilities of Terraform to manage complex infrastructures through our detailed webinar. This session will focus on practical applications and the integration of developer tools to manage and document infrastructure efficiently.

Streamline Your Linux Servers: Automation for Patch & Release Management in Data Centers
In today's fast-paced digital world, managing a data center is no small feat, especially when it involves numerous Linux servers across various distributions.

Event-Driven Ansible Automation
This webinar takes an in-depth look at the new capabilities of Ansible. Event-Driven Ansible allows for the creation of automated processes that are triggered directly by incidents, enhancing the responsiveness and efficiency of system management.

Event-Driven Ansible
Event-Driven Ansible is here and it opens a whole new world of possibilites for working with Ansible. This article gives an introduction to it and shows a minimal example.
Tag Archive for: Infrastructure Automation

Ansible Automation Platform
Ansible is known to be one of the most widely used automation tools. This is certainly also due to the relatively simple setup and use. Especially in very large environments, i.e. with a large number of users, a pure CLI setup quickly reaches its limits: Multi-tenancy, credential management, scheduling are just some of the points that require a very close look.

Ansible automation with AWX: an overview and how to get started
Ansible is powerful – but with AWX, automation becomes truly clear and manageable. The open-source platform offers a modern web interface, job scheduling, role-based access control, and much more. Discover how AWX simplifies the first steps and integrates seamlessly into modern IT strategies.

Rundeck as a starting point for a simple self-service portal
In this webinar, you’ll be introduced to Rundeck, an automation solution that allows teams and entire organizations to schedule and execute complex workflows. Through its intuitive web interface and fine-grained access control, Rundeck enables a self-service approach where users can trigger their own pre-approved automation tasks.

Automating Server Provisioning – How to Manage On-Premise and Cloud Infrastructure with orcharhino
In this webinar, you will receive a practical introduction to the provisioning of servers in both on-premise and cloud environments. The aim is to show how orcharhino can help streamline infrastructure management and improve consistency across deployment types.

Manage IT infrastructure efficiently: Automating the deployment of Linux VMs
In this webinar, we will look at different approaches to automating the deployment of new machines, whether through network-based installations or cloning existing virtual machines.

Advanced Ansible Automation
Ansible has become the most popular tool for configuration management automation, and as users become more advanced, the amount of Ansible code—such as playbooks, roles, and plugins—grows rapidly. In this webinar, you will learn how to effectively manage, structure, and automate your Ansible workflows for better efficiency.

Terraform in Action: Navigating Complex Environments with Multiple Teams
Explore the capabilities of Terraform to manage complex infrastructures through our detailed webinar. This session will focus on practical applications and the integration of developer tools to manage and document infrastructure efficiently.

Streamline Your Linux Servers: Automation for Patch & Release Management in Data Centers
In today's fast-paced digital world, managing a data center is no small feat, especially when it involves numerous Linux servers across various distributions.

Event-Driven Ansible Automation
This webinar takes an in-depth look at the new capabilities of Ansible. Event-Driven Ansible allows for the creation of automated processes that are triggered directly by incidents, enhancing the responsiveness and efficiency of system management.

Event-Driven Ansible
Event-Driven Ansible is here and it opens a whole new world of possibilites for working with Ansible. This article gives an introduction to it and shows a minimal example.