Ansible is one of those tools that once you learn it, you wonder why it took you so long to do so. Today's video goes into detail on using Ansible with Tailscale, using Tailscale SSH to simplify the sometimes-complicated story of identity and SSH keys.

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Ansible is a powerful tool for simplifying deployments, essential for any DevOps engineer. The post explains using Ansible with Tailscale to deploy a DigitalOcean droplet and configure a Jellyfin server for video streaming via a Caddy reverse proxy, all while leveraging Tailscale SSH and Jinja2 templating for configuration files. This is the third part of an ongoing Infrastructure as Code series.

Video: Tailscale and Ansible are a DevOps dream

<p>Having recently set up a similar infrastructure using Ansible and Tailscale, I can attest to how much of a game-changer it is for simplifying deployments - the Jinja2 templating for Caddy config files is a particularly neat trick 🤩.</p>
