What are Ad-hoc commands Give an example

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Apr 24, 2019 in DevOps & Agile by Sophie may
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Ad-hoc commands are simple one-line commands used to perform a certain task. You can think of Adhoc commands as an alternative to writing playbooks. An example of an Adhoc command is as follows:

ansible host -m netscaler -a "nsc_host=nsc.example.com user=apiuser password=apipass"

The above Adhoc command accesses the netscaler module to disable the server.

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