RHCE in Ansible Tutorials

RHCE in Ansible tutorials emphasize practical RHEL skills and exam-style tasks. Topics span project workspace, ansible-navigator, inventories, SSH and privilege escalation, modules, loops, conditionals, roles, collections, templates, Vault, and RHCSA task automation. Free labs and guided examples help you practice in a safe environment before attempting practice exams and the live performance-based RHCE in Ansible exam.

Connect the Event Pages

Connect the Event Pages

Connect real event pages with inventory-driven Ansible routes and reject inappropriate sources before changing a working entry.
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Remove an Old Key Safely

Remove an Old Key Safely

Revoke one old SSH key with Ansible, verify fresh denial and preserve current access, backup access and existing work.
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Build and Collect the Contact Sheets

Build and Collect the Contact Sheets

Build actual photo contact sheets on two SSH workstations, wait for successful Ansible jobs and collect each source correctly.
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Stop a Broken Update

Stop a Broken Update

Recover a website after a real missing-download failure and stop the next Ansible release batch.
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Update Both Menus

Update Both Menus

Update two café menus with shared Ansible data while preserving each branch’s hours, specials and local files.
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Update One Host at a Time

Update One Host at a Time

Inspect two real website backends, then use Ansible to update and health-check one node at a time.
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Give a Teammate Access

Give a Teammate Access

Create real staff SSH access with reusable Ansible users, directories and public-key grants while preserving existing work.
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Move a Service to Another Host

Move a Service to Another Host

Move an event program through Ansible inventory membership while preserving its venue, old source and existing data.
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Automate Storage and Mount Configuration

Automate Storage and Mount Configuration

Use ansible.posix.mount to create, mount, and persist a safe tmpfs mount point.
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Troubleshoot Ansible Playbooks and Hosts

Troubleshoot Ansible Playbooks and Hosts

In this lab, you will learn to troubleshoot common Ansible issues on RHEL. You will gain practical experience identifying and resolving problems, from environment setup and playbook errors like YAML syntax and Jinja2 templates, to managed host connectivity and firewall configuration issues.
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Build Static Inventories with Groups and Variables

Build Static Inventories with Groups and Variables

Create a static inventory with groups, child groups, group variables, host variables, and a validation playbook.
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Variables and Templates

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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Installation and Inventory

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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Automate Packages, Services, and Firewalls

Automate Packages, Services, and Firewalls

Install httpd, manage its service state, and open the firewall using an Ansible playbook.
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Automate Users, Files, and Scheduled Tasks

Automate Users, Files, and Scheduled Tasks

Create a service user, manage owned files, and install a cron job with Ansible.
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Writing Your First Playbook

Writing Your First Playbook

In this lab, you will learn how to create your first Ansible playbook to configure a web server. You will define states using YAML syntax to install and start Nginx.
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Deploy Files and Templates

Deploy Files and Templates

In this lab, you will learn the fundamental skills for deploying and managing files on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) system using Ansible. You will gain hands-on experience with common Ansible modules like `copy`, `template`, `lineinfile`, and `file` for file operations and content manipulation.
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Automate Security Settings Across Managed Nodes

Automate Security Settings Across Managed Nodes

Create a locked service account, root-owned security files, and evidence reports with Ansible.
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