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+# M1-3-1 Configuration Management
+
+## Ansible Task
+Create an Ansible playbook that build, push and then run the Docker image for the Python application. Let your playbook has the following variables:
+
+- `image_name` - contains the name of your image without the tag, i.e. `vutoff/python-app`
+- `image_tag` - contains the tag you tagged your image with, i.e. `v0.2`
+- `listen_port` - contains the listening port you're binding your app to.
+
+Make sure that you set environment variable `PORT` when you define your container in the Ansible playbook that takes its value from `listen_port` variable.
+
+Use Ansible modules. Do not shell out.
+
+### Requirements
+- Make sure you have Python installed. Any version above 3.8 would suffice.
+- The `requirements.txt` file in this directory contains the required Ansible version. Run
+
+```sh
+pip install -r requirements.txt
+```
+
+- Make sure that Docker is running on your local machine.
+
+### Mind the following
+
+- If you're running Docker Desktop or Rancher Desktop, mind the location of the `docker.sock` file. The location of the socket file is
+  - Docker Desktop - `${HOME}/.docker/run/docker.sock`
+  - Rancher DEsktop - ${HOME}/.rd/run/docker.sock
+
+- If you're using one of the above, when you write your Ansible playbook you must specify the path to the docker socket with the parameter `docker_host`, i.e. `docker_host: "unix://{{ ansible_env.HOME }}/.rd/docker.sock"`.
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+ansible==8.5.0
+ansible-core==2.15.5