Questions

1. For Ansible releases after 3.0, you would almost always develop a new module and distribute it via which of the following?

   a) The ansible-core project.

   b) Your collection.

   c) An existing collection with overlapping functionality, with the project maintainer's approval.

   d) A role.

   e) b, c, and maybe d only

2. The easiest way to develop a custom module is to write it in what language?

   a) Bash

   b) Perl

   c) Python

   d) C++

3. Providing facts from a custom module does what?

   a) Saves you from needing to register the output to a variable and then using set_fact.

   b) Gives your code greater capabilities.

   c) Helps you debug your code.

   d) Shows you how the module is running.

4. Callback plugins allow you to do what?

   a) Help you call other playbooks.

   b) Easily alter the behavior of Ansible at key operational points without having to alter the ansible-core code.

   c) Provide an efficient means of altering the code's state.

   d) Help you to call back to your playbook during runtime.

5. To distribute...