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Introduction to Event-Driven Ansible

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Preface A: Introduction

Section A.1: Introduction to Event-Driven Ansible

Section A.2: Orientation to the Classroom Environment

Section A.3: Performing Lab Exercises

Chapter 1: Getting Started with Event-Driven Ansible

Section 1.1: Introduction to Event-Driven Ansible

SectionSection 1.2: Quiz: Introduction to Event-Driven Ansible

Section 1.3: Creating and Testing Ansible Rulebooks

Section 1.4: Guided Exercise: Acting on Webhook Events

Section 1.5: Guided Exercise: Acting on System Journal Events

Section 1.6: Guided Exercise: Acting on Results from the URL Check Plug-in

Section 1.7: Summary

Chapter 2: Getting Started with Event-Driven Ansible Controller

Section 2.1: Installing Event-Driven Ansible Controller

Section 2.2: Quiz: Installing Event-Driven Ansible Controller

Section 2.3: Configuring Event-Driven Ansible Controller to Run Ansible Rulebooks

Section 2.4: Guided Exercise: Configuring Event-Driven Ansible Controller to Run Ansible Rulebooks

Section 2.5: Summary

Chapter 3: Example Use Cases for Event-Driven Ansible

Section 3.1: GitOps with Event-Driven Ansible

Section 3.2: Guided Exercise: GitOps with Event-Driven Ansible

Section 3.3: Event-Driven Ansible and NetOps

Section 3.4: Guided Exercise: Event-Driven Ansible and NetOps

Section 3.5: Guided Exercise: Event-Driven Ansible and Automated Notifications

Section 3.6: Guided Exercise: Triggering Event-Driven Ansible from a Chat Room

Section 3.7: Summary

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Quiz: Introduction to Event-Driven Ansible

Introduction to Event-Driven Ansible

Choose the correct answers to the following questions:

1.


	Which statement best describes Event-Driven Ansible?
A		A technology that simplifies the transition from developing playbooks to running them in production
B		A system incorporating a method to manually respond to a change in your environment
C		A new technology that enables Ansible to run automation code without manual intervention when it receives notifications of events in your environment
D		A tool that provides features to deploy automation quickly and reliably

2.

Which three components are part of Event-Driven Ansible? (Choose three.)
A
Event sources
B
Automation content navigator
C
Rules
D
Actions

3.


	Which three statements are true about how Event-Driven Ansible works? (Choose three.)
A		Actions are sent to the rule engine by event source plug-ins.
B		A ruleset applies to a set of hosts and contains a list of event sources to monitor and a list of rules.
C		Rules determine the actions to take when specified conditions are met.
D		Events that match conditions trigger actions.

4.


	What is an Ansible Rulebook?
A		A tool to manually trigger playbooks on automation controller
B		A file written in YAML that is composed of a list of rulesets
C		A tool that provides features to deploy automation quickly and reliably
D		A file written in YAML that is composed of a list of plays

5.


	Which two options can you use to run an Ansible Rulebook? (Choose two.)
A		The `ansible-playbook` command
B		The `ansible-rulebook` command
C		The `ansible-automation-platform-2.4-for-rhel-9-x86_64-rpms` repository
D		Event-Driven Ansible controller

6.

Which three event source plug-ins are included in the ansible.eda Ansible Content Collection? (Choose three.)
A
journald
B
webhook
C
debug
D
url_check

7.


	Which three of the following choices are components of a Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform 2.4 deployment? (Choose three.)
A		Automation Controller
B		Ansible for Red Hat OpenShift
C		Private Automation Hub
D		Event-Driven Ansible controller

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