This web UI for Ansible is so damn useful!

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Hey, how y doing man? Have you seen the Ansible Runner? Are you gonna make any new video about ansbile?
Comment from : Yuri Lima

I'd like to see a GIT beginners video
Comment from : David Arnold

Can you leave a contact information
Comment from : Yanill

Really nice tutorial! A quick question, is it possible to use Ansible Semaphore with teleport machineID? I already use ansible with teleport and it works well
Comment from : Fabrício Fernandes Feijó

Bitte bitte ein video über git!!
Comment from : Dominik Crnjac

But it does not work, it does not run the playbook with sudo privilege so it cannot run the appropriate command
Comment from : Shahram Shahraki

How can I create a home lab dashboard like you??
Comment from : Lê Dũng

Very good tutorial
Comment from : LGC RYU

this smells like an AWX fork
Comment from : Renan Monteiro Barbosa

Video ruined with all those inhales ;( Please don't use oversensitive microphone so close without audio edit
Comment from : Saeglopur89

I like to understand better how git works!! Great video BTW!
Comment from : Kirk Steinklauber

Tower Killer?
Comment from : Ashok

Tried Teleport a couple of years ago It was clearly rushed to market and was basically like an early beta release
Comment from : Byron Brimstone

Can't you load the inventory from a repo?
Comment from : minj4ever

Very informative
Comment from : kurapati kumar

Have you looked at Rundeck and maybe vault for security?
Comment from : George Snow

Have just installed Semaphore and tested a couple of playbooks, it's awesome! It's really friendly and quickly understandable, and convenient for running scheduled playbooks I first watched about it on your channel, thank you! :)))brps you're cute :)))
Comment from : Dancer sys

Thank you for this video I am currently running ubuntu on my servers and managing updates with canonical landscape This is exactly what i searched for because i am moving my servers from ubuntu to debian and needed an easy tool to automate my updates and some other tasks As always a verry good and informative video Vielen Dank
Comment from : Horst Zimmermann

What dashboard are you using in 4:47 ? Nice video !
Comment from : K2 Beast

Hi Christian, can you please explain or demonstrate how to setup a private repository and how to access it Login via password was disabled according to the error message, and google want help me out thank you in advance
Comment from : Andy

Got bored to wait for the video to start The first 12 minutes is Christian talking about what he's running in his lab, to which nobody cares
Comment from : Nick Turner

I have been putting off Anisble Until now Thanks Christian!
Comment from : John Bateman

I worked out "git for sysadmins" the hard way by trial and error and pestering some of our developers when I got stuck but video resource to point new team members to would be amazing You should do it :)
Comment from : Teth

Updating your production servers on the weekend is a bad idea
Comment from : Rundik

It's basically Jenkins/Gitlab Pipeline focused only on Ansible Change my mind!!!
Comment from : Supriyo Sarkar

Hi Christian, for the first step when create the ssh key, it show the error "Request failed with status code 400" Anyone know how to solve it ? (the key already have del----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY----/del del----END OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY----/del
Comment from : Roy

What a great video, I love it Not sure if someone covered it already, but the demo at the end referred to UPDATING the apt packages, but it actually UPGRADED them Big difference in the apt world One is checking for available updates while the other is applying them I was surprised when you checked on one of the servers and found that no upgrades were pending
Comment from : easternpa

I tried this previously I ended up back to using Rundeck Semaphore has neat web UI for ansible, but in term of features and extensibility I personally use Rundeck more It's just personal
Comment from : XAMDLM

about your advertising How did you automate adding a newly created server to teleport? Any ansible playbook for this?
Comment from : Иван Вълков

nicebrshirtbrsir!!
Comment from : Glitch860

Protip: make ansible-lint a habit It will improve your playbooks and catch bugs early
Comment from : Marcel Körtgen

Seems almost like an AWX/Ansible Tower light version Nice video as always Thanks for all you do for us!
Comment from : Chad Hamilton

Legend! Thanks for the video
Comment from : R4Z0R

Hey Chris, great video Can you please shed some light on using CLI arguments in ansible-semahpore? I have a requirement wherin I have to use overriding CLI arguments It would be very helpfull if you give me more info on this or if you could point me to a video Thanks in advance
Comment from : aditya elangovan

This is so cool!
Comment from : Alex Chang

Hi, can you create a tutorial video about IredMail?
Comment from : matty

Hi Chris YES absolutely We all would LOVE you do a tutorial on GIT Please !!!
Comment from : emdlv

We can do all the things Ansible semaphore can do and a bit more with Jenkins tbh :) The semaphore UI definitely looks cooler, I'll give it that :)
Comment from : Ashiqur Rahman

Plz make the git thing XD
Comment from : Márcio Guedes

Look like a good alternative to AWX
Comment from : autohmae

Hi Chris, I would find it very useful to have a github tutorial, especially I noticed during this video how you created your apt update script in your git video's repository from your vscode, the linking here would be really helpful to me Thx Andrew
Comment from : Andrew Dibbins

You are a GOLD !!!
Comment from : DevOps

the simplified yaml file is not avaiable in the github anymore boilerplates>docker-compose> ?
Comment from : Andrew Silva

If I ever go bald like this man I'm jumping right into a cremation incinerator Man is ultra bald
Comment from : slickdrick

Nice video, I started use semaphone
Comment from : Almir Candido de Paula

Please do cover git operations and use cases
Comment from : tallgray

I am a bit disapointed about the install not even an ansible playbook to install the ansible gui But ok, time for me to write one again :D
Comment from : bufanda

Thanks Christian!
Comment from : Steven Newall

Great video! Did you manage to get the Telegram chat ID to work? It doesn’t seems to work for me
Comment from : Garry Goh

Great video I have used AWX (Ansible Tower open source) and also Rundeck as Ansible controllers before All are great and have good features, but this looks very cool! Thanks for sharing Christian, I will try out for my home setup
Comment from : Chris Grigor

I am from India please upload a open source best mail server installation and usage video
Comment from : Anand V

Excellent videobrAs you mentioned, it would be nice to have a video about GIT and the differences between github and gitlab, also selfhosted options like giteabrSo far your content is rock solid and already a source of knowledge that i use for reference on my homelab adventures
Comment from : csgrullon

Sorry to say I couldn't find "ansiblesemaphore" in your "boilerplates/docker-compose" repository It would be very helpful if you could check and update Thanks
Comment from : Shah Alam

Christian: Real IT guys should never work without dark modebrUs: This is the way *nod
Comment from : Phila Mavikane

I know developers who not uses dark mode They are not really IT guys 😅brbrI use AWX on production environments I like cos I can do some API calls to extract data or update some configuration Have Ansible Semaphore this feature too?brbrI will study more about it
Comment from : Samuel Oliveira

That is really cool TY
Comment from : S B

Very nice This could be a great way to help a team of sysadmins not having to worry too much about routine tasks brbrAnd yes, I would like to see a video on git 😅
Comment from : 7rich79

This project has come a long way in the last couple years
Comment from : transatlant1c

thanks for your great work git tutorial is blassing
Comment from : Ofer Diari

Honest question - if you're mostly using this for the cron functionality, why not just run a box much leaner (because it doesn't need a database, etc) and use an actual cron daemon?
Comment from : jrdemasi

Thanks Noho Hank!
Comment from : Oscar De Gracia Jr

why??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Comment from : Hesam Tohid

The docker file of the Semaphore project has been removed from your GitHub page
Comment from : Hesam Tohid

I would absolutely love a github tutorial, i'm not a developer but i would love to know how to make use of it for my linux vm's and docker containers etc
Comment from : Brandon

A good alternative I use is Rundeck 👍
Comment from : Pablo

Hi Chris, This is very helpful for beginners like me Thanks I could not find the sample file under the boilerplates/ansible/installation repo Have they move to a diff folder?
Comment from : Antonio Mejia

This is a little bit abstract, but talking about running out of disk space, isn't that what EBS solves on AWS? I'm asking cos I reply a lot on it
Comment from : Kizito Ihugba

Great video as always !brbrIn a homelab setup, this is really great but in a professional context, the constraint of having the ansible binary on the semaphone server is so unfortunatebrThe flexibility to have a remote ansible runner is so much more powerfull and unlocks the ability to use different ansible versions brbrThis is particularly useful when u have large teams that each maintain a bunch of playbooks and don't have the time or resources to all conform to a specific ansible versionbrRemote ansible runners also allows u to manage client infrastructure so much more easily
Comment from : The dev

Great video, Christian! I have already automated most of my machines in my homelab with ansible Mostly using ansible-pull in order to avoid the need of a central server that controls all the ansible playbooks Because that's what puzzles me the most when thinking of tools like Semaphore: you need a machine to install it on, preferably using Docker, and you also mentioned that it is recommended to have it behind Traefik or Nginx I fully agree But that raises the chicken and egg question I want every machine in my network to be controlled and configured by Ansible playbooks, including my reverse proxy, and even the Semaphore server itself 🤪
Comment from : Jan van Veldhuizen

AWX while maybe a bit more complex has more features and is backed by Red Hat so development is going to keep expanding and improving it
Comment from : H4HDJD

Nice!!!!
Comment from : Juan Daniel

Thanks, thinking to use it instead of Jenkins, not sure yet
Comment from : Ghubein

This was very useful Thanks so much for sharing!
Comment from : Paul Becker

8:04 "real IT guys should never work without Dark Mode" this is actually true 💯, i enjoy your videos more coz even the background behind you is dark 🌙
Comment from : Babbili

hey amazing video but i need to install and config python on by window machine how would i do that using ansibke playbook had tried multiple playbook but failed to do so - so can you share the playbook for - installation and configuration of python latest version on windows using win_chocolatey!!
Comment from : Danny Roy

Hi Christian, I'm not sure if you did this on purpose, but the playbooks you mentioned are only in the ansiblesemaphore branch, not the main(default) one Looks like some folks are looking for them, based on the comments below
Comment from : lensherm