Summary
In this chapter, we looked at the Ansible module architecture. We talked about how Ansible organizes modules by category (Core and user). Once you learned how Ansible manages modules, we talked about how Ansible modules can be called via two distinct methods (the command line and via playbook tasks). Then, we moved on and looked at a few examples of popular integration modules with Ansible.
In the next chapter, we will move on to look at how to integrate Ansible with popular CICD solutions, such as Jenkins, Git, and more. We will explore how to start making pipelines using Ansible and discover some tricks that will help us encourage the reuse of Ansible playbooks within an organization. Let's get moving, shall we?
