Ansible user guide

Platform/OS
Linux, macOS, Windows
Category
Infrastructure as Code

Ansible

Ansible (Red Hat) is an open-source automation platform. It stores playbooks, roles, artifacts, and dynamic inventory directly in DiskSpace S3-compatible buckets with full versioning, access control, and encryption support.
Ansible lets you manage and update many computers and servers from one central place. It works like a smart remote control that can install software, change settings, or fix problems across dozens or hundreds of machines without you touching each one manually.
It uses DiskSpace S3-compatible object storage as a reliable shared library to keep playbooks, configuration files, and scripts so every computer can quickly grab the latest instructions it needs. Our storage makes Ansible more powerful by letting teams safely share and version-control their automation recipes from anywhere without worrying about losing files.
Overall it saves huge amounts of time and reduces mistakes by turning repetitive IT chores into simple, repeatable actions powered by rock-solid cloud storage.

Connection / Setup

How to get your DiskSpace S3 credentials
New Accounts
  1. Create an account and log in to DiskSpace
  2. Click I'm ready to set up my storage
  3. Enter Bucket Name following the instructions
  4. Click Create Bucket and wait for it to be generated
  5. Find your Endpoint URL, Access Key, and Secret Key in the S3 Client Configuration section for use below
Existing Accounts
  1. Log in to DiskSpace
  2. Scroll to DiskSpace S3 Connection Info
  3. Find your Endpoint URL, Access Key, Secret Key, and Bucket Name for use below

Sign up or log in to set up your DiskSpace S3 Storage for Ansible.