Robyn Bergeron, Red Hat and Thomas Anderson, Red Hat | Red Hat Summit 2021 Virtual Experience
summary
Ansible shifts from a monolithic release to modular content collections that update independently, with a certified program for partner collections and a private automation hub that mirrors Galaxy inside customer clouds to curate tested content. The platform ties OpenShift and Advanced Cluster Management to an Ansible operator so cloud‑native apps call out to existing infrastructure automation. Security automation playbooks integrate SecOps workflows (IBM partnerships cited), and an early‑release developer tool Ansible navigator provides a terminal UI for building and testing collections.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to the talk
- 0:21Ansible Automation Platform updates
- 2:52Unification of teams at scale
- 3:12Community updates during pandemic
- 6:09Ansible in Red Hat’s big picture
- 9:22DevSecOps and security integration
- 13:37Cloud native and traditional infrastructure
- 16:26Success and importance of Ansible collections
- 21:46Why developers should care about collections
- 24:59Ansible Navigator tool for contributors
- 27:33Closing remarks and thanks
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