• Section 1 : Introductions to Ansible
  1.1 What is Ansible?
  1.2 Why we Need Ansible?
  1.3 How Ansible Work?
  1.4 Ansible Architecture
  1.5 Advantages of Ansible

• Section 2 : Configuring Ansible
  2.1 Install Ansible
  2.2 Explaining about Master-Slave Config
  2.3 Setting up slave nodes

• Section 3 : Ad-Hoc Commands
  3.1 What are ad-hoc command?
  3.2 Diffrent Ad-Hoc Commands of Ansible
  3.3 Ad-Hoc commands Usage

• Section 4 : Configuring Ansible & Inventory Files
  4.1 Ansible default Config file and it's importance
  4.2 What is Inventory file?
  4.3 Ansible default inventory file
  4.4 Statics Inventory
  4.5 Dynamic Inventory

• Section 5 : Understand YAML
  5.1 What is YAML?
  5.2 The structure of a YAML file
  5.3 The importance of indentation and spaces
  5.4 Data Types

• Section 6: Playbooks
  6.1 Introduction to Ansible Playbooks
  6.2 Playbook Structure Explained
  6.3 Writing first Ansible Playbook
  6.4 Different examples of playbooks

• Section 7 : Roles
  7.1 What is Role?
  7.2 Why we need Roles
  7.3 Creating New Roles
  7.4 Utilizing Roles in Playbooks

• Section 8 : Loops,Conditions & Vars
  8.1 How we can use loops in ansible
  8.2 Conditions in ansible
  8.3 Introduction to ansible variables
  8.4 How to use variables in ansible

• Section 9 : Ansible Vault
  9.1 What is ansible vault
  9.2 Encrypting files with ansible vault
  9.3 Editing Encrypted file with ansible vault

• Section 10 : Ansible Galaxy
  10.1 What is ansible galaxy
  10.2 how to use galaxy roles

• Section 11 : Ansible Tower
  11.1 Introduction to Ansible Tower
  11.2 Hands-on Ansible tower setup
  11.3 Linux server configuration using Ansible Tower

• Section 11 : Real-Time Project configuration
  12.1 Configuring NodeJS Environment for React,Angular and Nodejs applications
  12.2 Configuring Ubuntu server
  12.3 Ansible for Linux server patch and application managment