Answer Posted / Gyanendra Singh
Ansible works by using SSH (Secure Shell) to connect to remote servers and push configurations, deploy applications, or run ad-hoc commands. It does not require an agent on the managed nodes and uses a 'pull' model where the master node pulls information from the managed nodes. Ansible inventories define which hosts to manage, and playbooks are used to define tasks that should be executed.
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