It's now a UI for Ansible, Terraform and more! // Semaphore
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In this video, I take another look at Ansible Semaphore, now rebranded as Semaphore UI. This project has evolved from a simple web UI for Ansible into a modern DevOps automation tool, supporting technologies like Ansible, Terraform, OpenTofu, and Bash. I’ll walk you through the exciting new features and updates in Semaphore UI, share my experiences testing it in my HomeLab, and discuss some aspects that still need improvement. Join me as we explore everything new in Semaphore UI and what could be better in this latest version.
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