Veritas InfoScale™ Installation, Upgrade, and Configuration Using Ansible - Linux
Introduction to Ansible
Ansible is a popular configuration management tool that automates various configuration and deployment operations in your environment. Ansible playbooks are files written in the YAML format, which contain human-readable code. Ansible playbooks can be used to define operations in your environment.
Veritas now provides an Ansible module that can be used to run Ansible playbooks to deploy Veritas InfoScale products and configure features. The Ansible module for Linux is SonarQube compliant.
Table: Operations that can be performed by using Ansible
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You can use Ansible to deploy and configure Veritas InfoScale on all RHEL distributions supported by InfoScale.
Also, you can use Ansible to deploy and configure Veritas InfoScale 7.4.2, 8.0, and 8.0.2 on SLES15 SP3 / SP4 platform with limited playbooks [install, configuration, patch upgrade, full upgrade, rolling upgrade, start services, and stop services].
The InfoScale Ansible module supports Azure and AWS cloud platforms. You can perform Veritas InfoScale product deployments and configuration operations using playbooks. Following is the list of playbooks supported on the cloud platform for AWS and Azure.
Table: Cloud Azure and AWS playbooks
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Veritas InfoScale products can be deployed and configured using Ansible version 1.9.2 or later.