Day 83: Ansible Copy Module Tutorial | Deploy Files to Multiple Servers Automatically
In this DevOps hands-on lab, we use Ansible to automate copying files from the jump host to all application servers in the environment. This is a common real-world task when deploying configuration files, web assets, or application updates across multiple servers.
You'll learn how to:
🔥 What You Will Learn
✔ Create an Ansible inventory with multiple managed nodes
✔ Add host variables such as SSH username, password & become rights
✔ Write an Ansible playbook using the copy module
✔ Copy files to remote servers in a single command
✔ Validate the deployment with Ansible playbook execution
✔ Solve the exact KodeKloud Engineer task with real DevOps workflows
This tutorial is part of the 100 Days of DevOps – KodeKloud Engineer Series, teaching practical automation skills used in production environments.
🧩 Topics Covered
INI-style Ansible inventory
Using Ansible copy module
Creating directories & copying files remotely
Password-based SSH inside Ansible
Deploying files to multiple servers at once
Real-world configuration management examples
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