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geerlingguyonSep 21, 2016

Sorry for the self-promo, but my book (Ansible for DevOps) dives into many more practical examples in later chapters. You can get it on LeanPub (recommended) or other popular platforms.

Also check out the code examples: https://github.com/geerlingguy/ansible-for-devops

dba7dbaonMay 5, 2020

I really appreciate Jeff's "Ansible for DevOps".

It's what got me going in using Ansible. I didn't even finish the book (due to lack of time) or know all the features in the book but I appreciate knowing Ansible whenever I use it.

And his book is the reason I started writing my own ebook. It will never be as good as his but it's been a great experience.

geerlingguyonFeb 20, 2014

I just clicked the big 'Publish' button on LeanPub, and version 0.3 of my first book, Ansible for DevOps, is now available for sale.

It's been an interesting experience so far, and without a service like LeanPub, I would've never pulled the trigger. I loved hearing others' self-publishing experiences here and elsewhere, so I'm happy to share mine as well.