Red Hat announced the latest iteration of its Ansible Tower DevOps platform on Feb. 28, providing new workflow and scalability options for enterprises. The Ansible Tower 3.1 release adds multi-playbook workflows as well as additional search and scale-out clustering features.
Red Hat acquired Ansible in October 2015 and has been steadily improving the DevOps IT automation technology ever since. The Ansible Tower 3.1 release is based on the open-source Ansible project’s 2.2.1 update.
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