Learn how to execute Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform automations in a hybrid environment using a cloud-hosted management cluster controlling on-premise bare-metal Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization clusters. This approach eliminates the need for dedicated execution nodes, leverages cloud-native capabilities, and reduces latency.

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A detailed architectural guide for running Ansible Automation Platform automations in a hybrid cloud environment where a cloud-hosted management cluster controls on-premise OpenShift Virtualization clusters. The pattern eliminates the need for SSH from cloud to on-premise by scheduling execution environment pods directly on the target cluster, within the same namespace and network as the VMs. Step-by-step setup covers namespace creation, ServiceAccount/RBAC, NetworkAttachmentDefinition with whereabouts IPAM, VM provisioning via KubeVirt, and Ansible container group configuration. The result is reduced latency, smaller attack surface, and a cloud-native execution model that separates control and execution planes.

Proximity automation with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform and Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization

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