What we’re about
http://www.ansible.com/get-started
Ansible is a New Zealand Group for bring together people building out automation stacks using Ansible and share learnings, provide training and networking.
Ansible is an Open Source project aiming to create simplicity in automation of infrastructure and applications.
Ansible is based on Python and has the concept of "playbooks" which are used to describe tasks such as creating servers, deploying code or anything else that can be done on servers such as installing packages etc...
You can also provision and manage network infrastructure such as Cisco and Juniper hardware, providing you with speed of deployment when managing several network devices
With it's simple YAML syntax, but powerful extensibility through modules and plugins Ansible is fast becoming the tool of choice for sys admin and development professionals globally.
Upcoming events (1)
See all- Network event209 attendees from 35 groups hostingAnsible Virtual Meetup: October 2025Link visible for attendees
Welcome to the first Ansible Virtual meetup on Meetup pro.
As this is a global event, please check the local timezone. Future events will be hosted at different times to make it more accessible to our APAC community
Next-Gen Ansible Development Tools in Windows, macOS or Linux!
by Leo Gallego
In this session, we’ll show you how to speed up your automation content creation using the all-new Ansible Development Tools, now available on any OS—Windows, macOS, or Linux! We’ll introduce a streamlined, Dev Container approach for VS Code that accelerates your workflow—from installing all the tools to initializing a collection, linting, testing with Molecule, and deploying with ansible-navigator and ansible-builder. Whether you're a seasoned pro looking for shortcuts or a beginner wanting to build a solid foundation, you’ll discover new ways and best practices to develop and deploy Ansible content faster than ever.A Love Letter to Ansible Core 2.19
Matt Davis (aka nitzmahone)
Nervous about upgrading to Ansible Core 2.19? Learn how the revamped template engine and error handling in Ansible's latest release will make your life easier from a self-proclaimed Ansible lover.Enhanced Module Debugging with Ansible
This session will explore the new debugging capabilities for Ansible modules, covering Python support introduced in 2.19 and upcoming PowerShell support in 2.20 and beyond. We’ll walk through how these modules can be debugged directly on remote hosts without additional setup or file transfers. Attendees will see how to connect from editors like PyCharm or VS Code to step through code live, making troubleshooting faster and more intuitive.
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The Slides and recording will be made available on the Ansible Forum after the event.
