Okay sounds great. Are there any preconfigured templates or do I have to 
start from scratch?

And with ansible I can manage to patch many different linux distributions 
like Ubuntu and SLES for SAP enterprise. Is that also correct?

And how does it look like with support questions when I use ansible in 
production. Is there a commercial support channel which can be accessed 
after buying a subscription what can I do if I would ran into a 
configuration problem?
[email protected] schrieb am Montag, 17. Mai 2021 um 23:36:52 UTC+2:

> Yes all this can be done using ansible. 
>
> Playbooks can be written to automate patch selection in your patch 
> management system. 
>
> Then your servers can be organised into groups. And then issued patch 
> task. 
>
> In between you can post in pre and post tasks  
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> *Subject:* [ansible-project] Use Ansible for Patch Management 
>  
> Hello Ansible community,
>
> I am new to the world of configuration management software (infrastructure 
> as code). I currently manage a small Linux environment with 25 Linux 
> servers and wanted to ask if there are any useful use cases to regularly 
> deploy patches to the 25 Linux systems?
>
> In my opinion, due to the Infrastructure as Code approach, almost every 
> small requirement should be covered or are there any limitations?
>
> In general, I would like to cover the following points with Ansible:
> 1. preselect patches to be installed -> I as administrator decide which 
> patches go to which systems.
>
> 2. divide the 25 systems into different groups to patch not all systems at 
> once but staggered.
>
> 3. release patches automatically for certain clients with a scheduled 
> interval (e.g. weekly).
>
> 4. check the patch status of each client. Which client is missing which 
> patches and which are up to date.
>
> Would these points be covered or is a configuration more suitable for 
> other use cases?
>
> Thanks for the support
>
> Best regard,
> Silvan
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