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This playbook uses the ansible.builtin.lineinfile and ansible.builtin.service modules to automate the process of updating the IP address and netmask values in the network configuration file and restarting the networking service on remote hosts.

Ansible Modules To Automate the users and group management in Linux

How to automate the creation of a "test.iso" ISO9660 file containing an "helloworld.txt" file using Ansible Playbook and iso_create module.

How to automate the search of a string “PasswordAuthentication no” in the “/etc/ssh/sshd_config” file using Ansible Playbook and lineinfile module.

How to automate the finding of all files with “.cnf” extension under the “example” directory of “devops” user using Ansible Playbook and find module.

How to automate the creation of a new partition /dev/sdb1 on an additional disk initialized for LVM on Linux using Ansible and parted module.

How to automate the mitigation of Polkit Privilege Escalation — PWNKIT (CVE-2021–4034) on RedHat-like systems using the Ansible Playbook 1.0 published on RHSB-2022–001. Line by line comment and live demo on vulnerable Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.5.

How to automate the configuration of Kernel Parameters (sysctl, sysfs, and hugepages) in RedHat-like Linux systems using Linux System Role "linux-system-role.kernel_settings" from Ansible Galaxy.

How to automate the Linux Kernel module loading of the "dummy" module with parameters on an example machine with Ansible.

How to automate the Vulnerability Scanner/Detector provided by Red Hat RHSB-2021–009 Log4Shell — Remote Code Execution — log4j (CVE-2021–44228) with Ansible Playbook. Installation of dependency, GPG key verification, Vulnerability Scanner/Detector run, and result display on target Linux machine.

How to automate the setting or verification of the Linux sysctl kernel parameter “vm.swappiness” to 5 with Ansible.

How to automate the Vulnerability Scanner/Detector provided by Red Hat RHSB-2021–009 Log4Shell — Remote Code Execution — log4j (CVE-2021–44228) with Ansible Playbook. Installation of dependency, GPG key verification, Vulnerability Scanner/Detector run, and result display on target Linux machine.