You should be able to accomplish
the following grouped tasks without assistance:
Understand and use
Git
Manage inventory
variables
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Structure host and group
variables using multiple files per host or group
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Use special variables to
override the host, port, or remote user for a specific host
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Set up directories containing
multiple host variable files for managed hosts
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Override names used in
inventory files with a different name or IP address
Manage task
execution
Transform data with
filters and plugins
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Populate variables with data
from external sources using lookup plugins
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Use lookup and query
functions to incorporate data from external sources into playbooks and
deployed template files
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Implement loops using
structures other than simple lists using lookup plugins and
filters
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Inspect, validate, and
manipulate variables containing networking information with
filters
Delegate
tasks
Manage content
collections
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Create a content
collection
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Install a content
collection
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Publish a content
collection
Manage execution
environments
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Build an execution
environment
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Run playbooks in a execution
environment
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Upload execution environments
into automation hub
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Using execution environments
in automation controller
Manage inventories and
credentials
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Manage advanced
inventories
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Create a dynamic inventory
from an identity management server or a database server
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Create machine credentials to
access inventory hosts
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Create a source control
credential
Manage automation
controller
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Run playbooks in automation
controller
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Pull content into automation
controller from either Git or automation hub
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Pull an execution environment
from automation hub and run a playbook in it
As with all Red Hat
performance-based exams, configurations must persist after reboot without
intervention.
