In summary, what have we learned in this lesson?
Well, certainly if you're a Windows sysadmin,
configuring the system by using text files may take you some adjustment.
But look at it this way.
This is a great opportunity for you to embrace source control
and finally master Git and potentially GitHub.
And again, I will probably keep repeating this.
The Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform or AWX open source
project offers centralized administration.
You should know this by now, but make sure you're studying YAML.
Check the Pluralsight library for dedicated YAML training.
You definitely want to be on top of YAML.
The good news here is that the YAML standard is completely undisturbed.
And what I mean is no matter how‑‑‑ If you learn standard YAML,
you're fine in Ansible because Red Hat doesn't do anything out of the ordinary.
They are very intelligent on how they've crafted this Ansible ecosystem.
So, just YAML is all you need.
All right, so the leading question into the next lesson is this. All right,
Tim, but you've taught me a lot, fine, but mostly it's theoretical.
How do I actually configure my target nodes?
Stop burying the lead.
Well, that leading question, it is a lead by definition,
takes us to the next lesson, Authoring Ansible Playbooks.
I look forward to seeing you then.
Thank you.