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1. Create a directory structure where host variables for web1 are stored in host_vars/web1.yml and group variables for web_servers in group_vars/

web_servers.yml.

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2. Write a playbook to display all variables assigned to a host.

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3. Set up a directory for multiple host variable files for all managed hosts.

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4. Configure the inventory so that web1 has both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses and use them conditionally in a playbook.

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5. Secure the database credentials using Ansible Vault.

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6. Override the default SSH connection type for a host in the inventory to use paramiko.

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7. Convert a dictionary into a list of key-value tuples.

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8. Run a playbook in check mode to simulate the changes it would make without applying them.

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9. Validate the CIDR format of a network address using a filter.

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10. Create a custom variable in group_vars to manage a unique property for web_servers.

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11. Install a collection globally using the --system flag.

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12. Create a dynamic inventory script that retrieves hosts from an Identity Management (IdM) server.

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13. Create an inventory that uses host-specific credentials.

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14. Use a special variable to set a different remote user for web1 when executing a playbook.

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15. Use delegation to upload a file to an S3 bucket from the control node.

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16. Create a credential in Automation Controller for accessing an EE registry.

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17. Create a survey for a job template in Automation Controller.

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18. Set up a project in Automation Controller to pull content from Automation Hub.

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19. Write a playbook to use the lookup plugin to retrieve a secret from a file.

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20. Configure a private registry in Automation Controller to fetch EEs.

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21. Use the lookup plugin to read multiple lines from a file into a list.

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22. Validate if a given string ends with a specific suffix.

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23. Filter a list of dictionaries to include only those with a specific key-value pair.

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24. Configure a playbook to use the inventory IP address directly and verify connectivity.

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25. Extract all IP addresses from a list containing mixed data using a filter.

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26. Configure a custom execution environment as the default in Automation Controller.

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27. Write a playbook to execute a task based on a host's operating system version.

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28. Build the execution environment image using Podman.

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29. Verify if the EE meets security compliance standards.

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30. Configure a playbook to dynamically retrieve the ansible_host variable of a host and display it.

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31. Filter out duplicate items from a list.

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32. Retrieve the hostname of a managed node using the ansible_hostname fact and display it.

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33. Create an inventory plugin configuration for AWS.

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34. Use a survey to capture runtime inputs for a job template.

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35. Run a task on a different host than the one defined in the inventory using delegate_to.

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36. Set up an inventory to override web1's name in the playbook using its IP address 192.168.1.10.

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37. You realize you need to modify the config.txt file to add a new configuration port=8080. Update the file and commit with the message "Add port configuration".

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38. Tag an EE image with multiple tags for versioning.

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39. Set up multiple environment inventories (dev and prod) with shared group variables.

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40. Write a playbook to populate a variable with the output of a command using the lookup plugin.

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41. Set up an inventory file to assign a unique hostname to a host while using a different IP address for SSH connections.

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42. Execute only the first task in a playbook without running subsequent tasks.

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43. Package the collection into a .tar.gz file for distribution.

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44. Integrate an EE with a specific project in Automation Controller.

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45. Automate the update process for EEs in Automation Controller.

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46. A teammate accidentally pushed sensitive data to the repository. Use an interactive rebase to remove the commit containing the sensitive data.

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47. Write a Dockerfile for building the EE.

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48. Create a custom plugin for generating inventory.

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49. Configure Automation Controller to authenticate with a private Git repository.

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50. Use failed_when to define custom failure conditions for a task.

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51. Add a custom script to the EE image.

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52. Transform a list of strings to uppercase using a filter and display the result.

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53. Retrieve a list of all system environment variables using the lookup plugin.

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54. Remove unused EEs from the control node to free up space.

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55. Create a playbook to stop execution after encountering an error in any task.

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56. Extract the filename from a file path using filters.

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57. Create a simple playbook to verify the webserver role within your collection.

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58. Add dependencies to your collection's galaxy.yml file, such as requiring the community.general collection.

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59. Perform a delegated task to update firewall rules on a specific host.

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60. Update an EE with new dependencies.

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61. Create a playbook to run only tasks tagged as install.

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62. Test a custom inventory plugin.

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63. Extract all subnets from a list of CIDR notations using a filter.

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64. Run a playbook in an EE with a custom inventory file.

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65. Write a playbook to sort a dictionary by its values.

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66. Configure a playbook to run on a specific IP address instead of the host name defined in the inventory.

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67. Set up CI/CD for your collection to test and publish it automatically to Ansible Galaxy.

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68. Configure your environment to automatically include your collection in Ansible's search path.

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69. Run a playbook in an EE using Ansible Automation Controller.

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70. Use delegate_facts to control where facts are gathered during delegation.

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71. Create an inventory to manage multiple environments like staging and production.

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72. Upload the EE to Red Hat Automation Hub.

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73. Schedule a playbook run in Automation Controller.

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74. Create a playbook to override the default inventory SSH port by using a special variable at runtime.

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75. Set up an inventory file to manage hosts using different SSH keys.

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76. Configure a playbook to fail if the http_port variable is undefined for a host.

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77. Extract the hostname from a URL using the regex_search filter.

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78. Run a command on the control node but store the result in the context of a managed host.

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79. Validate if a given variable contains a valid MAC address using a filter.

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80. Implement a loop using a dictionary and display each key-value pair.

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81. Retrieve and display a list of available files in a directory using the lookup plugin.

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82. Create a playbook to dynamically fetch and use host variables.

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83. Create a CHANGELOG.md file to track changes in your collection versions.

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84. Use a source control credential in a project in Automation Controller.

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85. Execute a task on the control node only if a condition on web1 is met.

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86. Find the longest string in a list using filters.

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87. Document a role within the collection using ROLE.md.

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88. Use a loop with the lookup plugin to read multiple files into variables.

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89. Split a string into a list of words using a filter.

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90. Create a static inventory with groups web and db, each containing two hosts.

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