Our primary use case is automating security compliance tasks.
It has met our expectations. Automating security compliance tasks is what drew us towards the product initially. It definitely checked the boxes for what we needed to be able to implement.
It increases our company's efficiency, automating all the simple tasks which used to take hours of somebody's time.
It was easy to read and learn. It is a YAML-based syntax, which makes it easily understand and pick up.
The user interface on the Ansible Tower product could be better, but it is functional.
It is stable. Being community supported, obviously anytime there are issues, they are spelled out and resolved pretty quickly.
It should meet our needs going forward. We use it in a number of different environments which range anywhere from a handful of servers all the way up to thousands of servers. It has performed and scaled well for everything that we have done.
We are a partner with Red Hat. On the Ansible Lockdown project, we interact with them a lot, though not necessarily the tech support. We interact frequently with the product managers and those types of people.
We also work through the community.
