AWSで学ぶ! AnsibleによるInfrastructure as Code入門
Learn AWS EC2, Nginx web servers, and PostgreSQL DB servers. Master Infrastructure as Code with Ansible for automated server setup and management.
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AWSで学ぶ! AnsibleによるInfrastructure as Code入門 is an all-levels Udemy course taught by Shota Fukuyama. It runs 9h 28m, is taught in Japanese, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.4 out of 5 from 377 reviews, with 2,853 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated January 2025.
Learn Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Ansible on AWS: Hands-on Training
This comprehensive course provides a practical introduction to Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and Ansible, empowering you to automate infrastructure management on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Whether you're a beginner or looking to solidify your skills, this course delivers hands-on experience to master essential IaC concepts.
What you'll learn:
- Understand IaC Fundamentals: Grasp the core principles of Infrastructure as Code, its benefits, and how Ansible stands out among IaC tools. Learn how to move from manual infrastructure setup to automated, code-driven deployments.
- Master Ansible Basics: Delve into the fundamental components of Ansible, including:
- Inventories: Organize your infrastructure resources.
- Playbooks: Define your infrastructure configurations.
- Modules: Leverage pre-built components for various tasks.
- Roles: Structure your playbooks for reusability and maintainability.
- Output Management: Understand how to interpret Ansible's results.
- AWS Service Integration: Gain practical experience using Amazon EC2 to build and manage web and database servers with Ansible.
- Troubleshooting & Best Practices: Develop skills in identifying and resolving common issues in Ansible, including idempotency, YAML syntax, and module usage.
- Real-World Application: Build the confidence to apply your knowledge to real-world infrastructure automation tasks.
Course Content:
Course Overview:
- Course Introduction & Self-Introduction
- Course Objectives & Learning Outcomes
- What is Infrastructure as Code (IaC)?
- Benefits of IaC: Automating Infrastructure
- IaC Tools Overview: A Comparison
- IaC Hands-on (Theory):
- Ansible Architecture: Understanding how Ansible works.
- Ansible Fundamentals:
- Inventories: Managing your infrastructure hosts.
- Playbooks: Defining automation workflows.
- Modules: Utilizing pre-built Ansible components.
- Roles: Structuring playbooks for reusability.
- Output Management: Interpreting Ansible execution results.
- AWS Services & Tools Introduction: Overview of relevant AWS resources.
IaC Hands-on (Practical): This section features a series of practical exercises using AWS EC2 and Ansible. Each exercise builds upon the previous one, guiding you through the process of automating infrastructure deployment.
- Hands-on Preparation:
- EC2 Instance Creation: Setting up your AWS environment.
- Ansible Installation: Installing Ansible on your local machine.
- Connectivity Verification: Ensuring communication between your machine and EC2.
- VSCode Environment Setup: Configuring your code editor for Ansible development.
- Hands-on Exercises:
- Inventory Management: Working with host files and the
commandandservicemodules. - File Manipulation: Creating, copying, and modifying files using the
fileandcopymodules. - Variable Management: Using variables within playbooks (defined within the playbook and external files).
- Register Variables: Capturing output from tasks.
- Scripting: Executing custom scripts using the
scriptmodule. - Debugging: Utilizing the
debugmodule for troubleshooting. - Line Editing: Modifying files line by line using the
lineinfilemodule. - Shell Execution: Running shell commands using the
shellmodule. - URL Retrieval: Downloading content from URLs using the
get_urlmodule. - Template Rendering: Creating files from templates using the
templatemodule. - User Management: Creating, modifying, and deleting users using the
usermodule. - System Management: Rebooting servers using the
rebootmodule. - Custom Modules: Developing and using custom Ansible modules.
- Role Implementation: Creating and utilizing Ansible roles for structured deployments.
- Inventory Management: Working with host files and the
- Additional Topics:
- EIP Allocation: Understanding and configuring Elastic IP addresses.
- AWS Environment Cleanup: Deleting resources to avoid unnecessary costs.
Bonus Lectures:
- Q&A Session (2023/5/8)
- Updates to AWS environment setup instructions (2023/
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