Learn Ansible From Ground Up: The Devops Guide (Udemy.com)

Best e-learning platform. I really learned a lot from this course. This course helped me to do projects for my company. Udemy is the best website to learn online.

I extremely took in a considerable measure in this 7 hours course. A few courses are long and not connecting enough but rather this is a short course yet it covers nearly all that you have to think about Ansible.very far-reaching , straightforward

I don't use Red Hat at all, so I've had to work alongside the course finding out how to do this stuff in Ubuntu., That's actually no bad thing!

so far it's been great. lots of great examples and exactly what I was looking for THank you very much. I would recommend this to other students

Its more like reading slides. I am continueing so i might change my feedback after going through other slides.

Instruction is very clear and thorough and I feel like I really understand a lot of what Ansible has to offer. I also believe that the lectures are given at a good pace. I listen at 1.5x speed and I am able to write the code Ahmed was writing, in addition to comments which explain the bits I don't understand. Finally all of the code works without fail. There were a few instances where I needed to run `vagrant reload` in order to get things to work, however I think that's more because of breaks in between sessions.

Took many courses of Ansible but by far this was the best course. Ahmed really knows what he is talking about and he is very experienced. I do have his linux administration course and even that is really good. He mostly teaches the concepts what is required in the real world. I really learned a lot in this 7 hours course. Some courses are very long and not engaging enough but this is short course but it covers almost everything you need to know about Ansible. Thank you Ahmed

I am learning a lot. I will probably go through this a few times. The only reason I gave half a start less is because it does not seem like anyone is monitoring the questions actively.

Ahmed, you are answering questions which are coming up in my mind in advance :) I am really positive about the way you are explaining ansible and its advantages as well as some specialties. Thanks for that.

The steps can be very convoluted, its not just ansible, its vagrant, Linux and custom Repos that are covered. I have had multiple problems and posted questions over the past 3 weeks or so - the teacher has not answered even one of them.