One of the simplest operations that we can do with Ansible is to execute ad-hoc commands, so let's go ahead and execute a command on the host that we added in the inventory.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
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- Preface
- Getting Started with Ansible and Cloud Management
- Using Ansible to Manage AWS EC2
- Introduction
- Preparing Ansible to work with AWS
- Creating and managing a VPC
- Creating and managing security groups
- Creating EC2 instances
- Creating and assigning Elastic IPs
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- Creating an Amazon Machine Image
- Creating an Elastic Load Balancer and attaching to EC2 instances
- Creating auto scaling groups 
- Deploying the phonebook application
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- Creating GCE instances
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- Creating instance templates
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- Managing objects in Google Cloud Storage
- Creating a Cloud SQL instance (without Ansible module)
- Using dynamic inventory
- Deploying the phonebook application
- Building Infrastructure with Microsoft Azure and Ansible
- Introduction
- Preparing Ansible to work with Azure
- Creating an Azure virtual machine
- Managing network interfaces
- Working with public IP addresses
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- Working with Azure Blob storage
- Using a dynamic inventory
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- Working with DigitalOcean and Ansible
- Running Containers with Docker and Ansible
- Introduction
- Preparing Ansible to work with Docker
- Running a container 
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- Setting up Docker Registry
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- Deploying a sample application 
- Diving into OpenStack with Ansible
- Introduction
- Preparing Ansible to work with OpenStack
- Adding a keypair
- Managing security groups
- Managing network resources
- Managing a Nova compute instance
- Creating a Cinder volume and attaching it to a Nova compute instance 
- Managing objects in Swift
- User management
- Creating a flavor
- Adding an image
- Dynamic inventory 
- Deploying the phonebook application
- Ansible Tower
- Other Books You May Enjoy
Executing ad-hoc commands
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