Answer Posted / Pradip Yadav

"Ad-hoc commands in Ansible refer to standalone or one-off commands that can be executed on remote hosts without creating a playbook. They are useful for tasks that don't require repetition across multiple hosts. An example of an ad-hoc command is running a shell command on a specific host:n[
"ansible all -m shell -a 'uname -a' "]

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