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      <title>Ansible happiness</title>
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      <description>Over the years I&amp;rsquo;ve had to manage an increasing number of servers, and recently I was tasked with an entire organisation&amp;rsquo;s servers of which I knew nothing about. The institutional knowledge had been lost - but the clock needs to keep ticking over.
After making sure everything was good and nothing would fall over, I decided to do some research into the best tool for the job. I came across Ansible, invested some time learning it, and have never looked back.</description>
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