EX294 RHCE Certification Training using Google Cloud Platform with Jose Bonilla

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Hello everyone on LinkedIn and beyond. I have compiled a list of videos where I cover concepts needed to pass the 红帽 EX294 exam. This video series was originally created for myself as a study guide to help me pass the exam, and I was able to pass the exam. Thanks to Lisenet for the excellent webpage/blog which allowed me to gain the foundation I needed to be successful. I hope this ends up benefiting someone looking to master these skills.

• Part 1: Introduction.
• Part 2: Environment setup.
• Part 3: Ansible config.
• Part 4: Ad-Hoc commands and troubleshooting.
• Part 5: More ad-hoc commands.
• Part 6: Using ansible-doc to install, remove and upgrade the system's packages using ad-hoc commands.
• Part 7: Using ansible plays in playbooks and using group variables to target specific machine attributes.
• Part 8: Using ansible plays in playbooks and the lineinfile module to modify specific entries in the sshd configuration of all hosts.
• Part 9: Using ansible-vault to encrypt sensitive data in playbooks and preparing for the next task which uses include files, variables and conditionals.
• Part 10: Using ansible-vault to encrypt sensitive data in playbooks and using include files, variables, conditionals and loops to add users to specific machines.
• Part 11: Creating an ansible playbook to run scheduled cron tasks.
• Part 12: Using the repository module to configure software repositories on a RedHat system using an ansible playbook.
• Part 13: Using roles with variables and conditions to install packages, configure disks, database, firewall, and filesystem.
• Part 14: Creating a playbook that installs and configures a web server, this playbook uses handlers, variables, roles, and templates.
• Part 15: Using a playbook from ansible galaxy that load balances web servers using haproxy.
• Part 16: Using rhel system roles to manage selinux security on redhat linux systems.
• Part 17: Creating a playbook that will make a file, add some text to it and then compress and archive the file.
• Part 18: Creating a playbook that uses conditional logic to perform specific actions on machines based on machine hardware traits.
• Part 19: Creating a playbook that uses custom local ansible facts.
• Part 20: Creating a playbook that installs software based on the server role.
• Part 21: Creating a playbook that changes the target mode to multi user mode (multi-user.target) for only webservers group.
• Part 22a: This is the final ansible playbook: Putting all of the skills learned so far together.
• Part 22b: Final thoughts on ansible.