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			RHCE v8 Practice Session: Ansible Core Components: Inventories
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								In this recorded practice session, I am reviewing concepts about inventory files in Ansible. I review default configurations, syntax, and using groups, as well as do some examples to confirm (or find error in) understanding.
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