It’s vital to test new technology before rolling it out into your production environment. I like to use Python virtual environments provided by the venv module for developing and testing Ansible playbooks and features. Instead of using the default Python and Ansible commands installed on your system, you can easily set up multiple Python environments and test different versions of Ansible and its component libraries.
Python Virtual Environments for Ansible [LIVE]
- October 10, 2021
- Editorial
- · 1 min read
- Ansible, Automation, DevOps
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