December 6th 2021 Update:

I'm pleased to let you know that a brand new version of the lab has been released.  Whilst this from a cosmetics viewpoint will look the same, there are many enhancements that have taken place.  Please review this in it's entirety before continuing as this are some important steps mentioned -


Finally, there is now also a diveintoansible-lab instance that can easily be executed in the cloud using Google's Free Cloudshell Tier. For this, a standard Google account is required. The lab setup process in Cloudshell can be started with a single click and a setup tutorial will appear on the right hand side. Please see https://diveinto.com/p/playground

Whilst the new Google Cloudshell based lab is convenient and is great for spinning up an Ansible lab in a matter of minutes or for adhoc experimentation, a locally running lab has improved latency and you'll also benefit from data persistence (any custom playbooks you create will remain on your system between lab restarts).

There's a lot of information here and I'm going to be re-creating the next video to cover this.  The recent push of Docker Desktop which broke the lab has accelerated the release of this new version, hence the text note.  I hope all of the above is useful to you and any questions/issues with the lab, please reach out and I'll help accordingly.  I'd always prefer to help you on a 1-2-1 basis than you experiencing any disappointment


Many Thanks


James Spurin