This step-by-step tutorial will show you how to install Ansible on Ubuntu including the configuration. We’ve emphasized the importance of initial updates to the control machine, proper configuration of the host machine, adding the Ansible PPA, and setting up SSH keys to enable the Ansible control node to effectively manage these machines via SSH. Ansible simplifies configuration management, application deployment, and orchestrating complex workflows. Its declarative language allows you to define infrastructure as code, making it easy to version-control and share across your team. Written guidelines 👉 How to install Ansible on Ubuntu : 6 Steps Step 1: Verify sudo privileges and update system packages Step 2: Add Ansible PPA (Personal Package Archive) Step 3: Install Ansible and verify the installation Step 4: Host machine setup Step 5: Set up SSH keys in host machines Step 6: Test the host machine access At the end of these steps, you should have Ansible installed on your system. Timecodes: 0:00 Introduction 0:50 Lab setup 1:41 Update the local packages 2:47 Add the Ansible PPA to Ubuntu 4:36 Install Ansible using the APT package manager 6:50 Host machine setup 10:08 Setup SSH Keys in managed nodes 14:42 Test accessibility to managed nodes Once you have installed Ansible on Ubuntu, run your deployments in a scalable and cost-effective open cloud infrastructure. Cherry Servers' secure virtual private servers offer automatic scaling, flexible pricing, and 24/7 technical support. Our pre-defined Ansible module helps you automate the installation and configuration. Explore here 👉 🍿WATCH NEXT: How to install PIP on Ubuntu : 👉 How to Install Ubuntu Server in Minutes: 👉 💌 Join Cherry Servers Community, get monthly guides about building on an open cloud ecosystem 👉 🔗 KEY LINKS Website - Blog - Follow on Twitter - / cherryservers ✅ Subscribe to Upcoming Videos: 👉 /@cherryservers6534 #ansibletutorial #ansible #ansibletraining #ubuntu #ubuntuserver