Ansible is a popular automation tool that end customers use in the DevOps environments. More and more build partners are utilizing its capabilities to differentiate their solutions. Read how you differentiate, too

Customers expect easy-to-use solutions in the modern age. Ansible integration makes that possible by giving businesses the ability to unify the automation of all their solutions.

With the release of Ansible Automation Platform 2, Ansible automators and technology partners now have a new way to consume and package automation respectively in the form of automation execution environments.

The Red Hat Online Partner Enablement Network (OPEN) training system is now the Red Hat Partner Training Portal.

The Automate the enterprise sales play for partners is a framework to help you understand your customers’ challenges.

This recent Forrester Consulting study reveals how Red Hat partners can benefit from theAnsible Automation Platform, including potential opportunities for increased revenue, increased number of deals, creating longer engagements, and providing more strategic value to customers.

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Introducing Ansible Inside, a product offering specifically designed to allow software developers to embed Ansible directly within their applications, in a more scalable and robust way.

Red Hat Ansible has introduced a new product offering specifically designed for our partners who curate and use Ansible in their services practices: Private Partner Automation Hub. It enables partners to share their content with their own specific audience.

The certification of preflight for containers can be time-intensive, especially when testing at scale. This blog explores how leveraging Ansible's asynchronous processing and parallel execution can optimize Red Hat's certification workflows. By integrating these features into Distributed-CI (DCI), tasks such as CVE scanning, testing, and report submission can be executed in parallel, reducing certification times by up to 74% when tested with 20 container images. We provide insights into implementing these enhancements for efficient, large-scale CNF testing, aligning with Kubernetes best practices.