Answer / Alpana Vyas

In Ansible, you can set environment variables using the `environment` keyword in your play or task. Here's an example:nn```yamln- hosts: webserversn tasks:n - name: Set an environment variablen ansible.builtin.env: n VAR_NAME: VAR_VALUE

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