Anlb

Anlb, short for "Ansible Load Balancer," is an open-source project that integrates with Ansible, a popular automation tool, to manage load balancers. It provides a set of Ansible modules and roles that allow users to configure and manage load balancers in a consistent and repeatable manner. Anlb supports various load balancer types, including hardware and software solutions, and can be used to automate the deployment, configuration, and management of load balancers in a cloud or on-premises environment.

The project aims to simplify the process of managing load balancers by providing a unified interface for different load balancer types. This allows users to write Ansible playbooks that can be used to manage load balancers in a consistent manner, regardless of the underlying hardware or software. Anlb also provides a set of best practices and guidelines for managing load balancers, which can help users to ensure that their load balancers are configured correctly and securely.

Anlb is designed to be flexible and extensible, allowing users to add support for new load balancer types and features as needed. The project is maintained by a community of developers and contributors, and is released under an open-source license. Anlb is a useful tool for anyone who needs to manage load balancers in a consistent and repeatable manner, and is particularly well-suited for organizations that use Ansible for their automation needs.