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Introduction to Ansible Automation Platform (AAP)
This 5-day Ansible Automation Platform (AAP) course provides an in-depth, hands-on learning experience focused on building, operating, and scaling enterprise automation using Red Hat’s automation framework. Students move beyond basic playbooks to work with Ansible Automation Platform components such as automation controller, execution environments, projects, credentials, inventories, workflows, and role-based access control. The course emphasizes real-world automation use cases, best practices for managing automation at scale, and integrating AAP into existing DevOps and IT operations, giving participants the skills needed to design, deploy, and manage production-grade automation confidently.
Location: On-Site or On-Line
Course Outline
Day 1 – Ansible & AAP Foundations
Review of Ansible fundamentals and automation concepts
Overview of Ansible Automation Platform architecture
AAP components: Automation Controller, Execution Environments, Automation Hub
Installing and accessing Ansible Automation Platform
Projects, inventories, and credentials
Lab: Navigating AAP and running first jobs from the controller
Day 2 – Automation Controller & Job Management
Job templates and surveys
Credential management and security basics
Inventory sources and dynamic inventories
Managing projects with Git-based workflows
Job scheduling and notifications
Lab: Creating job templates and automating multi-host tasks
Day 3 – Execution Environments, Content, and Reuse
Execution Environments: purpose and lifecycle
Building and using custom execution environments
Ansible collections and Automation Hub
Roles, best practices, and content reuse
Versioning automation content
Lab: Running jobs with custom execution environments and collections
Day 4 – Workflows, Governance, and Advanced Automation
Workflow job templates and orchestration
Approval steps and automation governance
Role-based access control (RBAC)
Automation at scale and multi-team environments
Error handling and troubleshooting jobs
Lab: Designing and executing multi-step automation workflows
Day 5 – Integrations, Operations, and Real-World Use Cases
Integrating AAP with CI/CD pipelines and external systems
Webhooks and API-driven automation
Automation analytics and reporting
Operational best practices and platform maintenance
Real-world enterprise automation scenarios
Lab: Deploying an end-to-end automation solution
This 5-day Ansible Automation Platform (AAP) course provides an in-depth, hands-on learning experience focused on building, operating, and scaling enterprise automation using Red Hat’s automation framework. Students move beyond basic playbooks to work with Ansible Automation Platform components such as automation controller, execution environments, projects, credentials, inventories, workflows, and role-based access control. The course emphasizes real-world automation use cases, best practices for managing automation at scale, and integrating AAP into existing DevOps and IT operations, giving participants the skills needed to design, deploy, and manage production-grade automation confidently.
Location: On-Site or On-Line
Course Outline
Day 1 – Ansible & AAP Foundations
Review of Ansible fundamentals and automation concepts
Overview of Ansible Automation Platform architecture
AAP components: Automation Controller, Execution Environments, Automation Hub
Installing and accessing Ansible Automation Platform
Projects, inventories, and credentials
Lab: Navigating AAP and running first jobs from the controller
Day 2 – Automation Controller & Job Management
Job templates and surveys
Credential management and security basics
Inventory sources and dynamic inventories
Managing projects with Git-based workflows
Job scheduling and notifications
Lab: Creating job templates and automating multi-host tasks
Day 3 – Execution Environments, Content, and Reuse
Execution Environments: purpose and lifecycle
Building and using custom execution environments
Ansible collections and Automation Hub
Roles, best practices, and content reuse
Versioning automation content
Lab: Running jobs with custom execution environments and collections
Day 4 – Workflows, Governance, and Advanced Automation
Workflow job templates and orchestration
Approval steps and automation governance
Role-based access control (RBAC)
Automation at scale and multi-team environments
Error handling and troubleshooting jobs
Lab: Designing and executing multi-step automation workflows
Day 5 – Integrations, Operations, and Real-World Use Cases
Integrating AAP with CI/CD pipelines and external systems
Webhooks and API-driven automation
Automation analytics and reporting
Operational best practices and platform maintenance
Real-world enterprise automation scenarios
Lab: Deploying an end-to-end automation solution