🎓 My new Ansible Course (Productive with Ansible, 2024) now in Early Access: https://learn.toptechskills.com/courses/productive-with-ansible
The Ansible Shell Module allows you to run arbitrary commands on a remote host, just like you were logged into the shell. The Shell and Command modules are very similar, the major difference being that the shell module does not escape commands, allowing you to use shell operators like redirects ("greater than", "less than"), pipe ("|") and boolean operators ("&&", "||"). This does mean that the Shell module is susceptible to command injection/shell injection, but this is easy enough to overcome by using the "quote" filter when using variables with the Shell module.
- 0:00 -- Shell Module vs Command Module
- 3:39 -- Basic Shell Module Usage (+ args, environment and loops)
- 5:15 -- Preventing Shell Injection
ℹ️ READ THE IN-DEPTH TUTORIAL HERE == http://bit.ly/2CXMois
SETUP/EDITOR/IDE
✅ Visual Studio Code (https://code.visualstudio.com/)
✅ Ansible extension by Microsoft (http://bit.ly/2SdnqoK).
✅ SEE HOW I SET UP ANSIBLE == https://youtu.be/yiooWsMERaY
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