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So friends, here is the validation challenge.

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The very first thing I would like you to do is to write a playbook that will

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install the

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reddish package on both managed devices.

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And then I would like you to ensure that this service is started and will

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automatically

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start every time the system is rebutted.

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Once I've done that, I would like to write another playbook that is going to

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manage the

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default boot target configuration.

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And this playbook should be idempotence.

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Then after that, I would like you to write a bash script called echo-date.sh
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Then after that, I would like you to write a bash script called echo-date.sh

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and that

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is going to echo the result of the date command and append the value into a

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text file.

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Once you've written that bash script, I want you to write an answerable

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playbook that will

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execute the echo-date.sh script on a daily basis.

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So give it a think, but I'll take your terminal and I will see you in the very

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next video

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where we discuss the solution.