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heig:cld:lab07 [2017/05/15 17:06] – [Task 7: Add more managed servers] mikeheig:cld:lab07 [2017/05/15 17:09] – [Task 5: Test Desired State Configuration principles] mike
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 **Which one?** **Which one?**
  
-The task that Ansible marked as ok are the followings : +The tasks that Ansible marked as ok are the followings : 
  
   - //TASK [Gathering Facts]//   - //TASK [Gathering Facts]//
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 **Do you have a possible explanation?** **Do you have a possible explanation?**
  
-The //garhering facts// task is probably a task in which ansible read the configuration file to gather the information needed to do its job.+The //garhering facts// task is a task in which Ansible try to connect to the distant servers to gather the information needed to do its job.
  
 The //enable configuration// task creates a symbolic link with a file contained in the sites-available folder to enable it. The //default// file targeted by the ansible task is probably created at the installation of nginx and already linked to the //default// file in the sites-enabled folder. That's why nothing had to change in this task. The //enable configuration// task creates a symbolic link with a file contained in the sites-available folder to enable it. The //default// file targeted by the ansible task is probably created at the installation of nginx and already linked to the //default// file in the sites-enabled folder. That's why nothing had to change in this task.