Ansible Automation Controller: –
The control plane for the Ansible Automation Platform is the automation controller (replacing Ansible Tower). It includes a user interface (UI), role-based access control (RBAC), workflows, and continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) for helping your team scale with more efficiency and flexibility.
Deployment: –
Create DNS Entries in the DNS Server for the ansible automation Controller and verify.
Download the Automation Setup Bundle from the Redhat Portal – https://developers.redhat.com/products/ansible/download
Extract the Downloaded ansible-automation-platform tar file.
Switch to the Ansible Automation Platform Directory.
In the Inventory file, add Host FQDN/IP in the [automationcontroller ]section, and In [all: vars] section, enter admin_password & pg_password.
Run setup.sh file – ./setup.sh
Deployment completed successfully.
Access Portal using FQDN/IP. Login Portal using admin user and password.
Activate Subscription. Use the Subscription Manifest or Redhat username/password for the subscription.
Click on Next
Submit.
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