playbook
control node
managed
task
module
inventory
control node has ansible installed managed does not
https://opensource.com/resources/what-ansible#:~:text=The%20control%20node%20is%20a%20computer%20that%20runs,any%20device%20being%20managed%20by%20the%20control%20node.
https://www.tecmint.com/install-and-configure-an-ansible-control-node/
I agree and adding about python:
"Modules can be written in any language capable of returning JSON, although most Ansible modules (except for Windows PowerShell) are written in Python using the Ansible API (this eases the development of new modules)."
https://opensource.com/article/19/3/developing-ansible-modules#:~:text=are%20written%20in-,Python,-using%20the%20Ansible
given answers are incorrect
collection of actions to perform on target devices, expressed in YAML format == playbook
device with Ansible installed that manages target devices == control node
network device, without Ansible installed, upon which commands can be executed == managed
specific action to be performed on one or more target devices == task
unit of Python code to be executed == module
Ansible file that defines the target devices upon which commands and tasks can be executed == inventory
Control Node: device with Ansible installed that manages target devices.
Inventory: Ansible file that defines the target devices upon which commands and tasks can be executed.
Managed Node: network device, without Ansible installed, upon which commands can be executed.
Module: specific action to be performed on one or more target devices.
Playbook: collection of actions to perform on target devices, expressed in YAML format.
Task: While the description provided seems to indicate a Python code unit, in Ansible's context, a task should be a directive within a playbook that tells Ansible to execute a module with specific parameters. There's a mismatch in the description here, as Ansible tasks are not standalone Python code units.
Control node: device with Ansible installed that manages target devices
Inventory: Ansible file that defines the target devices upon which commands and tasks can be executed
Managed node: target device(s) that Ansible manages
Module: unit of Python code to be executed
Playbook: collection of actions to perform on target devices, expressed in YAML format
Task: specific action to be performed on one or more target devices
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