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Prasanth K.

Enterprise Architect | Cloud Transformation Leader | Driving Multi-Cloud Strategy, Solutions | DevSecOps Excellence | Innovation Resilient Infrastructure at Scale

Information Technology and Services

Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)

12/19/2025

"Consistent, Scalable Automation That Boosts Stability and Efficiency"

5/5

What do you like best about Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform?

What I appreciate most is how Ansible Automation Platform gives us a consistent way to automate tasks across differnet environments. Instead of everyone writing their own scripts, we can have a centralized, controlled approach that keeps things uniform and reduces errors.

Cloud services, on‑prem servers, or network devices, Ansible connects to everything without needing any agents. This flexibility has made it much easier to scale automation across the organization stacks.

Also, its write once-reuse anywhere motoo help us reuse across multiple projects or environments. This not only speeds up deployments but also ensures the same process runs the same way every time, which has noticeably improved our operational stability. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform?

Even though YAML is readable, getting comfortable with writing playbooks, structuring roles, and understanding best practices takes time. My new team members have often needed guidance before they can contribute effectively in our platform.

May be few cases where they struggeled are role structuring, output capturing and reusing andYAML Sensitivity are more prone to error.

UI is helpful, but it introduces extra complexity compared to using Ansible alone. Managing inventories, credentials, and job templates through the controller sometimes feels more complicated than necessary.

These are just my experiences, others may feel it easy though if the have already used CFT or TF. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform solving and how is that benefiting you?

First and foremost, It helps us cut down on a lot of manual work. Tasks that used to take hours—like setting up servers or applying patches, confuring predefined softwares like datadog agent, awscli, python etc etc—now run automatically in the background, which saves time and reduces mistakes. It also keeps everything consistent across our systems, so we don’t end up with different configurations causing issues later. Because it works with many types of environments, we can manage everything from one place instead of juggling multiple tools. Overall, it makes our day‑to‑day operations run smoother and help us the team focus on more important tasks or improvements/advancements instead of repetitive tasks that goes on endlessly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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