# August 09, 2024

## Things That I Discovered

### 1. **Systemd Services**

* **User-scored Services**: I encountered an issue with a dependency on a non-existent unit `multi-user.target` in a user-scoped service. Resolved it by ensuring that the service doesn't rely on system-level targets.
* **Reference**: [systemd.service - Service Unit Configuration](https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.service.html)

### 2. **Ansible 101 by Jeff Geerling - YouTube Streaming Series**

* I discovered Jeff Geerling's "Ansible 101" YouTube series, which provides a comprehensive introduction to Ansible, making it accessible for beginners and helpful for refreshing foundational concepts.
* **Reference**: Watch the series on YouTube [here](https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2020/ansible-101-jeff-geerling-youtube-streaming-series).

### 3. **Awesome Ansible - GitHub**

* I found a curated list of Ansible resources on GitHub, known as "Awesome Ansible." This list includes books, tutorials, plugins, and tools that can enhance my understanding and usage of Ansible.
* **Notable Sections**:
  * Tools: A variety of tools that extend Ansible’s capabilities.
  * Plugins: Useful plugins that can be integrated into Ansible playbooks for more complex tasks.
  * Community Resources: Links to active communities and forums where I can connect with other Ansible users.
* **Reference**: Explore the repository [here](https://github.com/ansible-community/awesome-ansible).

## Next Steps

* I plan to start watching the "Ansible 101" series from the beginning and take notes on key concepts and practices.
* I’ll begin exploring the "Awesome Ansible" list, starting with tools and plugins that could be immediately useful in my projects.
* Consider documenting what I learn from these resources in my TIL section.


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