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Jay LaCroix Courses
Getting Started with Ansible: Automation Made Easy
4.7 (716 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 4.3h- 2025
$10.99
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Most Recent Review
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.
- Review by Matthew John Hajsiuk on Getting Started with Ansible: Automation Made Easy
Instructor Bio
Jay is a passionate technologist and enjoys working on just about any form of technology he can get his hands on, and spends his free time tinkering with network/server hardware, virtualization, Raspberry Pi’s, writing scripts, and more. Of all the technology he works with, Jay is the most passionate about Linux and its community.
With over two decades of experience supporting Linux professionally, Jay started Learn Linux TV – an education company that focuses on teaching concepts that surround Linux and related technologies. As part of this company, Jay writes Linux-related books and produces training content that teaches important concepts from an experienced and hands-on perspective. The YouTube channel of the same name now has over 600,000 subscribers and well over 40 million views.
Outside of Linux, Jay enjoys collecting classic video games.
