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| My First Playbook | Playbooks | [Exercise](my_first_playbook.md) | [Solution](solutions/my_first_playbook.md)
### Ansible Self Assesment
### Ansible Self Assessment
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<summary>Describe each of the following components in Ansible, including the relationship between them:
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<summary>True or False? Ansible follows the mutable infrastructure paradigm</summary><br><b>
True. In immutable infrastructure approach, you'll replace infrastructure instead of modifying it.<br>
Ansible rather follows the mutable infrastructure paradigm where it allows you to change the configuration of different components, but this approach is not perfect and has its own disadvantges like "configuration drift" where different components may reach different state for different reasons.
Ansible rather follows the mutable infrastructure paradigm where it allows you to change the configuration of different components, but this approach is not perfect and has its own disadvantages like "configuration drift" where different components may reach different state for different reasons.
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<summary>Explain the Diffrence between Forks and Serial & Throttle.</summary><br><b>
<summary>Explain the Difference between Forks and Serial & Throttle.</summary><br><b>
`Serial` is like running the playbook for each host in turn, waiting for completion of the complete playbook before moving on to the next host. `forks`=1 means run the first task in a play on one host before running the same task on the next host, so the first task will be run for each host before the next task is touched. Default fork is 5 in ansible.
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<summary>True or False? By default, Ansible will execute all the tasks in play on a single host before proceeding to the next host</summary><br><b>
False. Ansible will execute a single task on all hosts before moving to the next task in a play. As for today, it uses 5 forks by default.<br>
This behaviour is described as "strategy" in Ansible and it's configurable.
This behavior is described as "strategy" in Ansible and it's configurable.
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<summary>You run Ansibe tests and you get "idempotence test failed". What does it mean? Why idempotence is important?</summary><br><b>
<summary>You run Ansible tests and you get "idempotence test failed". What does it mean? Why idempotence is important?</summary><br><b>
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#### Ansible - Debugging