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This is documentation for Ansible Automation Platform 2
The Ansible Network Automation workshop is a comprehensive beginners guide to automating popular network data center devices from Arista, Cisco and Juniper via Ansible playbooks. You’ll learn how to pull facts from devices, build templated network configurations, and apply these concepts at scale with Ansible automation controller. You’ll put it all together by exploring the controller’s job templates, surveys, access controls and more.
NOTE: This content has been updated to reflect the latest changes from the Ansible Automation Platform 2.0 release. Learn more about how the 2.0 release impacts this workshop or watch the video walkthrough.
| Resource | Link |
|---|---|
| Workshop content and exercises | labs.demoredhat.com/exercises/ansible_network |
| Follow-up handouts/assets | Follow-up handouts/assets |
| Post-event survey | Post-event survey |
| Certain registration page & promotional email copy | Registration page & promotional email copy |
| Presenter instructions and guide | Presenter instructions and guide |
| Certain event banners | Event banners (Google Drive) |
This workshop is intended as an introductory course for Ansible Network Automation. For more in-depth training please refer to Red Hat Training Ansible for Network Automation. The intended audience is someone who has limited or no exposure to writing Ansible Playbooks or using Ansible Automation. This workshop will cover common network scenarios and topics and is best suited for network engineers or folks interested in network automation.
This workshop is geared toward network operators, network engineers, cloud administrators, DevOps engineers, security professionals and anyone interested in network automation.
There is no student prep work required prior to the workshop.
RHPDS — Internal Red Hat Product Demo System. AWS Lab Provisioner — playbook that spins up instances on AWS for students to perform the provided exercises.
See the workshops repository for demo content.
Want the Presentation Deck? Its right here:
There are additional supplemental exercises that are located here.

