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How to install Ansible on Fedora 29 for IT and server automation

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Jan 15, 2019

Ansible is a free and open source configuration management tool. It is similar to Chef or Puppet. It works over SSH based session and does not need any software or client/agent on remote servers. One can use Ansible to manage Linux, Unix, macOS, and *BSD family of operating systems. This page shows how to install ansible and set up your first Ansible playbook on Fedora Linux 29.
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