In the ever-evolving landscape of IT automation, Ansible has become a cornerstone for many organizations. One of the strengths of Ansible is its ability to modularize and distribute content using collections . These collections can include playbooks, roles, modules, and plugins, making it easier to manage and share automation tasks. Typically, you’d install and use collections through distribution servers like Ansible Galaxy or Pulp 3 Galaxy. However, in scenarios where enterprises operate in disconnected environments, accessing the internet, and external content repositories, can be challenging.
Read How to Utilize Ansible Collection from a Git Server with Ansible Automation Controller.