Automation-first curriculum aligned to EX294
Every module builds directly toward the performance-based Ansible skills Red Hat tests, without turning the course into pure exam drilling.
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An advanced, automation-first program for RHCSA-level admins to build production Ansible automation, manage Linux fleets, and prepare for the EX294 performance-based exam.
Every module builds directly toward the performance-based Ansible skills Red Hat tests, without turning the course into pure exam drilling.
Each learner works against a live control node and 4-6 managed hosts, using Git and disposable environments instead of slides.
Intentionally broken labs and simulated outages train real troubleshooting reflexes, not just clean-path playbook writing.
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Fleet operations mindset and lab environment design
Git workflow for infrastructure code
RHCSA diagnostic and automation boundaries
Control node setup and inventory formats
SSH connectivity, ad hoc commands, and ansible.cfg
Writing and running your first playbook
YAML quality and playbook structure
Variables, facts, and registered data
Conditionals, loops, handlers, and tags
Check mode, diff mode, and changed_when/failed_when
Serial execution and staged rollouts
Templating with Jinja2 and the template module
copy, lineinfile, blockinfile, fetch, and synchronize
Validating configuration before replacement
Role structure, defaults, and dependencies
Collections, Galaxy, and reusable automation conventions
Ansible Vault and no_log for sensitive data
SSH key management and privilege escalation
Automating users, groups, and sudo policy
Packages, repos, services, and systemd timers
Filesystems, mounts, LVM, cron, and time sync
Network configuration and hostname/DNS automation
Firewalld zones, ports, and validation
SELinux contexts, booleans, and recovery
Systemd/journald log triage
Structured incident troubleshooting workflow
Web/app service deployment patterns and health checks
Environment-specific inventories and configuration promotion
Node-level telemetry and SLI/SLO basics
Automating a lightweight monitoring agent
Podman fundamentals and systemd-managed containers
Automating a containerized workload with persistence
Git branching, review, and linting practices
Syntax checks and molecule-style testing concepts
CI validation and per-environment inventories
Backups, restore checks, and maintenance windows
Retries, rollback patterns, canaries, and change records
Designing a reusable automation project architecture
Role boundaries, variable schema, and environment overlays
Provisioning and baselining environments from clean state
Deploying services, monitoring, and scheduled maintenance jobs
Fault injection and automated recovery
Timed Ansible task drills under exam-like constraints
Objective review and troubleshooting speed practice
Fleet capstone presentation and code review
Mock performance-based exam
Career bridge planning into DevOps/SRE/cloud roles
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