RHCE in Ansible Exercises
Strengthen RHCE in Ansible readiness with hands-on exercises and challenges that map to common exam domains. Apply theory to realistic tasks in navigator workflow, inventory design, managed-node configuration, playbook authoring, roles and collections, Vault and templates, and RHCSA task automation. This collection will grow alongside dedicated practice exams to test proficiency under performance-based conditions.
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Install and Configure Ansible
In this lab, you will learn to install Ansible Core on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) system using the dnf package manager, verify the installation, and start using Ansible for automation tasks.
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Write and Run Ansible Playbooks
In this lab, you will implement a complete Ansible playbook to deploy an Apache web server on a RHEL system. You will create an inventory file, configure the Ansible environment, write a multi-task playbook to install Apache, deploy a web page, configure the firewall, and test the deployment.
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Installation and Inventory
In this lab, you will learn how to install Ansible on Ubuntu, generate SSH keys for authentication, and configure your first static inventory file to manage the localhost.
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Organizing with Roles
In this lab, you will learn how to scale up your Ansible automation by refactoring playbooks into structured Roles. You will initialize a role using Ansible Galaxy, define tasks within the role, and reference it in a master playbook.
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Variables and Templates
In this lab, you will learn how to use Ansible variables and Jinja2 templates to create dynamic configuration files and deploy them to a web server.
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