Answer Posted / Sahil Chaudhary
Playbooks in Ansible are scripts or instructions that automate configuration management, deployment, and orchestration tasks. They describe a series of actions to be performed on one or more targets (servers) using modules, tasks, and plays. Playbooks use YAML syntax for easy readability and are executed by the ansible-playbook command.
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