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Description: The ‘Module Author’ in Ansible refers to the individual or entity responsible for creating a specific module within this popular IT automation system. Ansible, developed by Red Hat, allows system administrators and developers to automate tasks related to configuration, deployment, and application management across various environments. Each module in Ansible is designed to perform […]