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Extending the Ansible Playbook for Training

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Extending the Ansible Playbook for Training
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As a student at Érico Andrei’s training "Volto and Plone Deployments” during last year’s Plone Conference, I wondered if training-deploy-project could be automated even further: GitHub - training-deploy-project. Upon exploring the Ansible implementation, I created a new branch that automates installation of prerequisites and adds an option for remote deployment of Docker containers: GitHub - training-deploy-project/tree/ansible-fullstack. This session includes a walk-through of the Ansible code including 3 new menu options and 4 new roles. But why stop there? Let’s renew discussion about the GitHub - plone/ansible-playbook and organize a sprint to update the playbook for Plone 6.