Better together: RHEL system roles and Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform

Managing Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) at scale requires consistent, repeatable configuration across hundreds or thousands of hosts. Doing this by hand means encoding the details of every subsystem into your own automation, including installing packages, editing configuration files, restarting services, and handling the dependencies between all of these steps. And that knowledge must be maintained as your fleet grows and as RHEL evolves across versions.