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Setting up your development environment with Ansible is a great way to save yourself and your colleagues headaches. Creating an Ansible Playbook helps you to keep everyone on your team in the same environment and makes switching machines an easy task, not a chore.

Deploying your applications from GitHub using SSH doesn't have to be difficult and you don't have to give your remote machine access to your entire GitHub account either. In this post, we're going over using SSH through Deploy keys to only give your remote machine pull access to a single repository to deploy your application safely.

Ansible has several ways of performing tasks: Tasks, Roles, and Handlers. Each has a different use case and in this post, I go over what each of them does and how you can use them.

Deploying changes to your websites is often a very repetitive task. Repetition means you can automate the entire process. To do this, you can use Ansible, because it's easy to set up and doesn't require any special software on the remote machine.