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352-001 · Question #763

Which statement correctly describes Ansible operations and play books?

The correct answer is A. Ansible is ageless and uses play books formatted in YAML. Ansible is agentless, requiring no software on managed nodes, and its playbooks are written in YAML format.

Designing Management and Operations

Question

Which statement correctly describes Ansible operations and play books?

Options

  • AAnsible is ageless and uses play books formatted in YAML
  • BAnsible is agent based and uses pi ay books formatted in YAML
  • CAnsible is agent based and uses pi ay books formatted in XML
  • DAnsible is agentless and uses pi ay books formatted in XML

How the community answered

(35 responses)
  • A
    94% (33)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    3% (1)

Why each option

Ansible is agentless, requiring no software on managed nodes, and its playbooks are written in YAML format.

AAnsible is ageless and uses play books formatted in YAMLCorrect

Ansible communicates with managed nodes over SSH or WinRM without requiring any agent or daemon installed on the target systems, reducing setup overhead. Playbooks, which define the ordered set of automation tasks to execute, are authored in YAML, a human-readable structured data format.

BAnsible is agent based and uses pi ay books formatted in YAML

Ansible is agentless rather than agent-based - it pushes configuration over SSH and does not require persistent software running on managed nodes.

CAnsible is agent based and uses pi ay books formatted in XML

Ansible is agentless and uses YAML for playbooks, not XML - XML is used by protocols such as NETCONF, not Ansible automation.

DAnsible is agentless and uses pi ay books formatted in XML

While Ansible is correctly identified as agentless in this option, playbooks are formatted in YAML, not XML.

Concept tested: Ansible agentless architecture and YAML playbook format

Source: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/getting_started/index.html

Topics

#Ansible#agentless automation#YAML#network automation

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