Ansible & Python Training
Your team writing production-ready playbooks by Friday
Hands-on workshops designed for engineers who need to automate real infrastructure, not pass a multiple-choice exam.
Request a WorkshopThe challenge
Self-taught automation
- ❌ Engineers copy-paste from Stack Overflow without understanding
- ❌ No consistent patterns — every playbook looks different
- ❌ No testing — changes go straight to production
- ❌ Python scripts that only the author can maintain
After structured training
- ✓ Team writes idiomatic, maintainable Ansible roles
- ✓ Shared conventions — any engineer can read any playbook
- ✓ Molecule testing in CI before every merge
- ✓ Clean Python modules that integrate with Ansible
Workshop formats
Tailored to your team's level and infrastructure.
2-Day Ansible Fundamentals
From zero to production-ready. Inventory, playbooks, roles, variables, templates, handlers, and error handling. Every concept practiced on real infrastructure.
Advanced Ansible & CI/CD
Collections, custom modules, Molecule testing, AWX/AAP integration, and Event-Driven Ansible. For teams already using Ansible who want to level up.
Python for Infrastructure
Python scripting for DevOps: API automation, custom Ansible modules, data processing, and integration with cloud SDKs.
Custom Workshop
Built around your stack. Bring your real playbooks, real infrastructure, and real problems. We fix them together and your team leaves with working code.
Instructor credentials
8
Published books on Ansible
40,000+
Students trained online
15+
Years hands-on experience
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