Ansible IT automation software allows you to manage software deployments to remote servers with human-readable configuration files. InMotion Hosting recommends several ways to use Ansible. For small deployments, we recommend our free Ansible Control Node. This is a bare bones Linux container completely separate from the servers it will manage. The Ansible Control Node is included with your first purchase of our Cloud Server or Bare Metal Dedicated Server. For larger deployments, such as a Private Cloud to run multiple Cloud or Bare Metal servers, we recommend setting up a dedicated Cloud Server or using a virtual machine (VM) in your Private Cloud as your Ansible Deployment Server. This is a more advanced scenario for System Administrators. Get started with our guide to Install Ansible on a Linux Server. For free Ansible support, please ask a question in our Community Support Center. For paid support, please contact our Managed Hosting team. For bug reports and related issues, please let us know on our InMotion Github page. Ansible Control Node Quick Start Creating your First WordPress Site with AnsibleGetting Started with AnsibleAccessing your Ansible Control NodeDeploying a Test WordPress Server with AnsibleHow to Backup and Version Control Ansible Playbooks Ansible Configuration How to Install Ansible on a Linux ServerEditing the Ansible Configuration FileHow to Add Hosts to Your Ansible InventoryHow to Backup Ansible Ansible Beginner Topics What is Ansible?Ansible Galaxy and Prebuilt PlaybooksMaintaining Your DeploymentsManage SSH Keys for your ServerHow to Connect to your Server with SSHAMP Security Features InMotion Hosting Ansible Catalog WordPress UltraStack TutorialInMotion Hosting on Ansible GalaxyInMotion Hosting on GitHub Explore all Ansible Articles Ansible and DockerUsing Ansible ModulesAnsible vs TerraformUsing ad-hoc Commands in AnsibleCreating your First WordPress Site with AnsibleWordPress UltraStack Ansible Playbook TutorialMaintaining Your Deployments in GitHubUsing Git to Manage your WorkflowAnsible Galaxy and Prebuilt PlaybooksEnd to End Guide to Deploy WordPress UltraStack Using Ansible and GitGetting Started with AnsibleAccessing your Ansible Control NodeHow to Install Ansible on a Linux ServerHow to Install Ansible Galaxy Roles and CollectionsEditing the UltraStack Ansible Configuration FileHow to Create an Ansible PlaybookHow to Add Hosts to Your Ansible InventoryHow to Backup AnsibleWhat is Ansible?
