Getting Started with Ansible: Automation Made Easy (Udemy.com)

Very clear and engaging. Only one complaint and its only just for this. I had to keep pausing the video so the builds could catch up. Not a huge issue and better than having the video go for as long as it takes to install an OS. But its just a little too fast paced and that comes from someone who normally watches udemy at least 1.5 x video playback. Its only a fraction too fast for me personally. If all the theory is like this i will be very happy not the actual doing part.

The instructor is explaining each concept clearly and precise. Following along with each example is very rewarding after struggling to learn Ansible from other resources. Received a few errors but the Q&A section had a resolution to clear the error.

Good so far! I have some experience with Ansible - self-taught - and want to widen my knowledge. Also, I'm going to be using some AWS EC2 instances, but it's interesting to see how other virtual machines can be built.

Some items felt skipped. For example, the 'keeping secrets' module did not teach us how to use the secrets in our playbooks or roles. There are also a lot of ways Inventories can be organized; it would be good if that could have been discussed early in the course. Overall great content and enjoyable to follow along!

Finally a great course for a Linux engineer, who wants to start with ansible. I like your teaching style a lot, pls. do a complete training "Semaphore + Ansible + Proxmox." It will be a great success. I'm sure you've heard yourself that Proxmox is replacing Broadcom products by large scale, because of what Broadcom is becoming with it's recent shift in business model, and it would be a great value to us all to get a course how to combine these 3 together. Thanks and have a good one !

I knew absolutely nothing about Ansible!!! After this course I have more than enough information to be able to create playbooks and a lot of other things. Thank you for all your time - I thought that this course was one of the best I have taken so far on Udemy and worth the $$$ 4 sure.

I really enjoyed this Ansible course! The lessons build on each other very well, and everything is explained clearly. It’s fun to follow and easy to stay motivated. I only had one issue with the dnf module on my Fedora server, but using "use_backend: dnf4" as a workaround solved it perfectly. Overall, a great and well-structured course – highly recommended!

great intro course. though if you could provide the yml files as course resources that would be more convenient. i made some types in yml files while typing them out in nano. another ansible course managing windows servers would also be awesome.

Good course except for video 16 which has some serious issues. The course was a little too basic for me as I'd played with Ansible some before starting but I still learn new stuff. I picked the course up during a sale and it was worth what I paid for it; IN MY SPECIFIC SITUATION, with some prior exposure to Ansible it would not have been worth the full price but I would recommend it for a complete beginner who need to get started with Ansible

Excellent course, Jay manages to explain in a calm and didactic way. In some classes, there are some skipped steps, especially at the end of the course, but if you have some basic knowledge of Linux and read the Ansible error messages carefully, you will be able to finish it without any problem. It is a very good course to introduce this tool and the infinite possibilities it can offer. Thanks Jay, keep going.