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How to automate the addition of a 1GB size Hard Disk to VMware Virtual Machine guest named “myvm” using Ansible Playbook and vmware_guest_disk module. 🤍 FREE Top 10 Best Practices of Ansible Automation: save time, reduce errors and stress - 🤍 BUY the Complete PDF BOOK to easily Copy and Paste the 200+ Ansible code 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍 my VIDEO COURSE: Ansible by Examples 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍
How to automate the expansion from 1GB to 2GB size Virtual Disk connected to VMware Virtual Machine guest named "myvm" using Ansible Playbook and vmware_guest_disk module. 🤍 FREE Top 10 Best Practices of Ansible Automation: save time, reduce errors and stress - 🤍 BUY the Complete PDF BOOK to easily Copy and Paste the 200+ Ansible code 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍 my VIDEO COURSE: Ansible by Examples 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍
This demo shows the Ansible Automation Platform(AAP) connecting to VMware Vcenter to expand a disk on a windows host. AAP then connects to the disk and expands the disk in windows itself. Blog post here: 🤍
How to configure Ansible to interact with VMware infrastructure -datacenter, cluster, host system, and virtual machine- python PyVmomi, and collection community.vmware and vmware_guest_info Hello World demo. 🤍 FREE Top 10 Best Practices of Ansible Automation: save time, reduce errors and stress - 🤍 BUY the Complete PDF BOOK to easily Copy and Paste the 200+ Ansible code 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍 my VIDEO COURSE: Ansible by Examples 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍
FREE Top 10 Best Practices of Ansible Automation: save time, reduce errors and stress - 🤍 BUY the Complete PDF BOOK to easily Copy and Paste the 200+ Ansible code 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍 my VIDEO COURSE: Ansible by Examples 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍
Create VM on ESXi using vCenter, Ansible and Playbook
How to automate the creation of a virtual machine guest with 1 CPU, 1 GB RAM, and 10 GB storage thin-provisioned using Ansible Playbook and vmware_guest module. 🤍 FREE Top 10 Best Practices of Ansible Automation: save time, reduce errors and stress - 🤍 BUY the Complete PDF BOOK to easily Copy and Paste the 200+ Ansible code 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍 my VIDEO COURSE: Ansible by Examples 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍
Ansible and Yaml playlist used for VMware Bulk deployment of VMs. If you put "#" before host name as "#esxi_hostname: 172.16.100.200" and you are using vSphere enterprise plus and you have configure DRS then vCenter will distribute VMs across the cluster. Following is the Script which i have used in this video - - name: Create a VM from template and customize hosts: localhost connection: local gather_facts: no tasks: - name: Create VM for DASERVER1P vmware_guest: hostname: 172.16.23.100 username: administrator🤍vsphere.local password: FOC🤍123 validate_certs: False datacenter: LusailDC folder: SCADA name: DASERVER1P state: poweredon template: VMTemp esxi_hostname: 172.16.100.200 disk: - size_gb: 200 type: thin datastore: H1DS1 hardware: memory_mb: 8024 num_cpus: 6 num_cpu_cores_per_socket: 2 scsi: paravirtual memory_reservation_lock: no #mem_limit: 8096 mem_reservation: 0 #cpu_limit: 8096 cpu_reservation: 0 hotadd_cpu: True hotremove_cpu: True hotadd_memory: True #version: 19 # Hardware version of virtual machine boot_firmware: "efi" networks: - name: Server ip: 172.16.23.101 netmask: 255.255.255.0 gateway: 172.16.23.254 dns_servers: - 172.16.23.106 wait_for_ip_address: no delegate_to: localhost register: deploy
How to automate the gathering of UUID of a specific “myvm” VMware vSphere Virtual Machine using Ansible Playbook and vmware_guest_info module. 🤍 FREE Top 10 Best Practices of Ansible Automation: save time, reduce errors and stress - 🤍 BUY the Complete PDF BOOK to easily Copy and Paste the 200+ Ansible code 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍 my VIDEO COURSE: Ansible by Examples 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍
How to automate the gracefully use guest shutdown and forcefully power off to change the power state from Powered On to Powered Off of the virtual machine guest "myvm" using Ansible Playbook and vmware_guest_powerstate module. 🤍 Learn Ansible in the course by 200+ examples: 🤍 FREE Top 10 Best Practices of Ansible Automation: save time, reduce errors and stress - 🤍 my BOOK: Ansible by Examples 100+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍
How to list all the virtual machines in your VMware Infrastructure and use it as an Ansible inventory. 🤍 FREE Top 10 Best Practices of Ansible Automation: save time, reduce errors and stress - 🤍 BUY the Complete PDF BOOK to easily Copy and Paste the 200+ Ansible code 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍 my VIDEO COURSE: Ansible by Examples 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍
How to automate the creation of a new partition /dev/sdb1 on an additional disk initialized for LVM on Linux using Ansible and parted module. 🤍 FREE Top 10 Best Practices of Ansible Automation: save time, reduce errors and stress - 🤍 BUY the Complete PDF BOOK to easily Copy and Paste the 200+ Ansible code 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍 my VIDEO COURSE: Ansible by Examples 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍
Ansible Semaphore is the perfect tool for automating your servers, applications, and clean up tasks with Ansible Playbooks. In this video, I'll quickly show you how to install it and some of the things you can do with it. If you're new to Ansible, I recommend checking out some of my older videos first to get some foundational knowledge. Let's get started automating your Homelab with Ansible Semaphore! #Ansible #Homelab #Automation Teleport-*: 🤍 *Related Videos* 🤍 , 🤍 , 🤍 *💜 Support me and become a Fan!* → 🤍 *💬 Join our Community!* → 🤍 *Read my Tech Documentation* 🤍 *My Gear and Equipment* 🤍 Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:47 - Advertisement-* 01:33 - Install Ansible-Semaphore 04:09 - How I'm using it in my Homelab 07:51 - How to set up Ansible-Semaphore 13:52 - Set up Task Templates All links with "*" are affiliate links.
Setup Details: = 1. Base OS = Centos 8 ( 🤍 ) 2. Control Node ( 1gb RAM | 1 CPU | 20gb HDD - Minimum Recommended ) 3. Managed Nodes ( 512mb RAM | 1 CPU | 20gb HDD - Minimum Recommended ) You can also use these scripts below after the provisioning of VM's to automate the setup. Control Node: 🤍 Managed Nodes: 🤍
This talk is focused on automating the day 1 activity of deploying VMware guests and maintaining records using ServiceNow ITSM. The talk provides an extensive demo on how one can use vmware.vmware_rest and servicenow.itsm collection to automate using Ansible. Talk covers - 1. Introduction to VMware Supported collection 2. Introduction to ServiceNow Supported collection 3. Using VMware collection to deploy VMware Guest 4. Using ServiceNow collection to maintain records 5. Using ServiceNow inventory plugin to retrieve the guest information This talk is focused on VMware administrators and ServiceNow administrators with basic knowledge of Ansible.
This video will cover deployment of virtual machines on VMware vCenter using Ansible.
Ansible For VMware By Examples book, authored my Luca Berton, edited by Apress (Springer Nature Information Technology specialist) is going to be released soon in the best libraries and online bookshops. 🤍 Pre-order NOW: 🤍 FREE Top 10 Best Practices of Ansible Automation: save time, reduce errors and stress - 🤍 BUY the Complete PDF BOOK to easily Copy and Paste the 200+ Ansible code 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍 my VIDEO COURSE: Ansible by Examples 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍
📽️ Abonnez-vous : 🤍 🖥️ Devenir membre VIP : 🤍 Comment se former à #ansible ? Cette playlist pédagogique permet de découvrir ansible dans le plus de cas d'utilisations possibles en y apprenant les concepts et les modules nécessaires dans la vie de tous les jours. Comment ajouter et installer un disque ? une partition ? et mettre en place PV/VG/LV pour faire du #LVM ? Voici ce que je vous propose de découvrir avec les modules : - parted - lvs - lvol - filesystem - mount Tutoriels ansible : 🤍 Sommaire de plus de 700 vidéos : - sur github : 🤍 - sur gitlab : 🤍 ➡️ ➡️ Vous voulez m'encourager likez la vidéo, commentez-là et abonnez-vous ! 😃
How to automate the delete of snapshot named "Ansible Managed Snapshot" in a VMware Virtual Machine "myvm" Ansible Playbook and vmware_guest_snapshot module. 🤍 FREE Top 10 Best Practices of Ansible Automation: save time, reduce errors and stress - 🤍 BUY the Complete PDF BOOK to easily Copy and Paste the 200+ Ansible code 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍 my VIDEO COURSE: Ansible by Examples 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍
Building automated Windows Server vSphere templates is a great way to take away the burden of having to build your vSphere templates by hand. Using Hashicorp Packer, we can fully automate the build process of Windows Server and Linux vSphere templates and keep the templates fresh with the latest updates and other applications. The video takes a detail look at what is needed to use Packer to perform machine image automation, where to download Packer, how to configure your Packer files for the automated build process, and demonstrates how to actually run the build. Subscribe to the channel: 🤍 My blog: 🤍 _ Social Media: 🤍 LinkedIn: 🤍 Github: 🤍 Downloading Hashicorp Packer - 0:57 Create the files Packer needs for the automated Windows Server vSphere template - 1:53 Looking at the Packer variables file - 3:12 Looking at the Windows Server 2022 build file - 4:38 Describing the autounattend.xml file for automated Windows installation - 5:25 Installing VMware Tools automatically during the Packer Build - 6:20 Running the Packer build command - 7:15 Monitoring progress of the Packer build process using the Remote Console - 8:10 Running the automated build of Windows Server 2022 - Windows Updates are getting installed - 8:31 The Packer build of Windows Server 2022 completely successfully - 9:00 Final thoughts on fully automated Windows Server templates using Hashicorp Packer - 9:25 Take a look at my written writeup of the Packer build of Windows Server 2022 here: 🤍 You can clone down my Github repository files for Packer builds, including Windows Server 2022 here: 🤍
Jiri takes us through the work he's done using Ansible to manage VMware virtual machines.
In this video we’ll walk you through: - Creating virtual network adopter - Configuring of virtual host adopter - Creating LAN in VMware
Ansible and Yaml playlist used for VMware Bulk deployment of VMs. Following is the Script which i have used in this video - - name: Create a VM from template and customize hosts: localhost connection: local gather_facts: no tasks: - name: Create VM for DASERVER1P vmware_guest: hostname: 172.16.23.100 username: administrator🤍vsphere.local password: FOC🤍123 validate_certs: False datacenter: LusailDC folder: SCADA name: DASERVER1P state: poweredon template: VMTemp esxi_hostname: 172.16.100.200 disk: - size_gb: 200 type: thin datastore: H1DS1 hardware: memory_mb: 8024 num_cpus: 6 num_cpu_cores_per_socket: 2 scsi: paravirtual memory_reservation_lock: no #mem_limit: 8096 mem_reservation: 0 #cpu_limit: 8096 cpu_reservation: 0 hotadd_cpu: True hotremove_cpu: True hotadd_memory: True #version: 19 # Hardware version of virtual machine boot_firmware: "efi" networks: - name: Server ip: 172.16.23.101 netmask: 255.255.255.0 gateway: 172.16.23.254 dns_servers: - 172.16.23.106 wait_for_ip_address: no delegate_to: localhost register: deploy
For those that are running VMware ESXi in their home lab or production environments, there are many configurations that you will likely want to make on your ESXi host. Many of the configuration changes that need to be made will help to prepare your host for high availability, proper time synchronization, network configuration, storage, licensing, and adding your ESXi hosts to vCenter Server. In this video, I cover the first things I do on a VMware ESXi installation. Subscribe to the channel: 🤍 My blog: 🤍 _ Social Media: 🤍 LinkedIn: 🤍 Github: 🤍 Introduction to configuration changes to VMware ESXi - 0:00 Configuring the management interface - 0:48 Describing the Direct Console User Interface (DCUI) - 1:12 Configuring the management network - 1:33 Network adapter configuration - 1:45 Adding an additional network adapter for the management interface - 2:00 Configuring a specific VLAN for management traffic - 2:32 Setting a static IP address - 3:39 DNS configuration and DNS servers - 3:52 Setting the hostname - 4:00 DNS suffixes for DNS search suffixes - 4:13 Applying the changes and restarting the management network - 4:35 Logging into the ESXi host client - 4:55 Enabling SSH on your ESXi host - 5:12 Testing SSH connectivity to the ESXi host - 5:24 Patching the VMware ESXi host - 5:35 Software profiles and how they are used - 5:58 Getting the software profile - 6:06 Using the esxcli software profile update to update the ESXi server - 7:01 Setting the NTP server configuration in VMware ESXi - 7:35 Starting the NTP service - 8:38 Pointing your ESXi host to a syslog server - 9:03 Restarting the syslog service - 9:46 Adding the software iSCSI adapter - 9:54 Configuring iSCSI software adapter - 10:33 Adding a standalone ESXi host to a vCenter Server - 11:20 Beginning the add host wizard in vSphere Client to add to vCenter Server - 12:05 Behavior of the host after first adding to vCenter Server - 13:05 Adding VMkernel adapters in vSphere on your ESXi hosts - 13:29 Beginning the process to add VMkernel adapters and IP addresses - 14:00 Configuring the port properites - 14:25 Licensing the ESXi host - 15:22 Adding the license in the host client - 15:48 Adding a license in vCenter Server - 16:20 Concluding thoughts on ESXi settings I add on my VMware ESXi hosts - 17:32 VMware ESXi 8.0 Host client 2: 🤍 Upgrade to ESXi 8.0 in three ways: 🤍 VMware vSphere 8 download links: 🤍
This is a quick demo on using ServiceNow to create VMWare VMs via the Ansible Automation Platform. My blog post relating to this demo: 🤍
Let’s troubleshoot together the Ansible fatal error “Failed to import the required Python library (PyVmomi)” to find the root cause, install the required library using PIP, and successfully run our Ansible For VMware Playbook code. 🤍 FREE Top 10 Best Practices of Ansible Automation: save time, reduce errors and stress - 🤍 BUY the Complete PDF BOOK to easily Copy and Paste the 200+ Ansible code 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍 my VIDEO COURSE: Ansible by Examples 200+ Automation Examples For Linux and Windows System Administrator and DevOps 🤍
Ariel Sánchez nos enseña como empezar a usar Ansible con VMware en este Webinar
Ansible playbook for configuring logical volumes on remote ansible host. Learn how to create volume group, logical volume, creating filesystem and then mounting the logical volume on remote machine using Ansible playbook. Ansible training in Delhi. Ansible online training. Ansible configuration management training. Connect with Alok Srivastava on facebook - 🤍 Connect with networknuts facebook page - 🤍 Visit our website - 🤍
Watch how you can have a NetApp Ontap cluster configured and ready for VMware NFS datastores in less than a minute by using an Ansible Playbooks. This video tutorial compliments my blog post on using Ansible to fully automate a NetApp installation for VMware vSphere. Links - Blog Post for this video: 🤍 - Blog Post Ansible & NetApp Continued: 🤍 - GitHub: 🤍 Subscribe & never miss a Video - 🤍 Follow me on: Twitter - 🤍
Usando um playbook do ansible para criar maquinas virtuais no VMware e aproveitando e fazendo o deploy de um cluster swarm. Além de no final do vídeo subir uma stack neste swarm para monitorar os container e o próprio VMware. 🤍
Ansible Automation Platform can be easily integrated with Nutanix PRISM via REST API. This demo shows how we can leverage the PRISM APIv3 to create a workflow to provision virtual machines on Nutanix virtualization platform. Note that Ansible is able to automate any tasks on the Nutanix virtualization platform via PRISM as long as that endpoint exists. The relevant playbooks for this demo can be found at 🤍
Demo of the UCS standalone (IMC) Ansible module showing admin, storage, and boot option configuration management.
This is 4 lesson on the using Ansible for creating public IP, NIC, Network Security group on the Azure platform. Related 1. Ansible for Azure - lesson 01 - Creating Azure Resource group using Ansible 🤍 2. Ansible for Azure - lesson 02 - Creating Azure Virtual network using Ansible playbook 🤍 3. Ansible for Azure - lesson 03 - Creating Azure Pubilc IP, NIC & network security group using ansible 🤍 4. Ansible for Azure - lesson 04 - Creating Azure Virtual Machine using Ansible 🤍
Deploying a VM with Ansible AWX & NetBox on VMWare VCenter Full blog post: 🤍 Ansible AWX: 🤍 NetBox: 🤍 Music: 🤍
In this Devops shorts learn how Linux is important to learn for devops and cloud computing. You will know how linux is used in Devops and why it is most used operating system in the cloud. Welcome to my Cloudchamp on Linux for DevOps. In this tutorial, we'll cover the fundamental concepts of using Linux in the DevOps world. Linux has become a crucial part of cloud computing, and as a DevOps engineer, it's important to have technical cloud knowledge and understanding of the Linux operating system. We'll start with the basics and explore Linux commands that are essential for DevOps professionals. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced professional, this tutorial is for you. We'll also discuss how much Linux you need to know for DevOps and which Linux DevOps tools are commonly used in the industry, such as Terraform, Ansible, Docker, and Kubernetes. As a DevOps engineer, you need to understand the importance of infrastructure as code and how Linux plays a vital role in it. We'll discuss how Linux is used in containerization and the benefits of using containers for deploying applications. Furthermore, we'll dive into DevOps monitoring tools like Nagios, Prometheus, and Zabbix that run on Linux servers. These tools help ensure that applications are running smoothly and alert teams when issues arise. Overall, this tutorial aims to provide you with a solid understanding of Linux for DevOps, and we'll cover a range of topics such as Linux cloud computing, Linux DevOps commands, DevOps cloud, AWS DevOps, and how Linux is used in DevOps for the cloud. Whether you're a DevOps engineer, developer, or sysadmin, this tutorial will equip you with the necessary skills to succeed in the world of DevOps. So stay tuned for the Linux tutorial 2023 and learn why Linux is a crucial component in the DevOps ecosystem. #linux #devops How to use Linux in Windows : 🤍 Devops engineer roadmap 2023 : 🤍 Cloud engineer roadmap : 🤍 Top Devops tools : 🤍 Linux commands for DevOps and Cloud : 🤍 How to launch AWS EC2 Linux server : 🤍 linux for devops,linux devops,linux tutorial 2023,linux devops for beginners,linux cloud computing,linux commands for devops,linux,devops,linux devops commands,tutorial linux,devops cloud,linux operating system,technical cloud knowledge,how much linux do i need to know for devops,linux devops tools,linux devops tutorial,devops tools,devops tutorial,aws devops,devops engineer,linux in devops,linux use in devops,linux for cloud,linux aws devops,docker,linux for devops,linux devops,linux tutorial 2023,linux devops for beginners,linux cloud computing,linux commands for devops,linux,devops,linux devops commands,tutorial linux,devops cloud,linux operating system,technical cloud knowledge,how much linux do i need to know for devops,linux devops tools,linux devops tutorial,devops tools,devops tutorial,aws devops,devops engineer,linux in devops,linux use in devops,linux for cloud,linux aws devops,docker
KB 2016022 Adding additional storage to a node in vRealize Operations This video provides steps to add additional storage capacity to the vRealize Operations nodes. Each node has a Logical Volume that grows over time, potentially requiring additional disk space. KB Link: 🤍
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