Versioned playbooks
Edit in the app; every save is a version you can look back at.
Ansible
Run playbooks from anywhere, with nothing else to set up.
Ansible comes inside the Zedlin server, and your servers are already its inventory, with their credentials. There's no control node to keep, no vault file to pass around and no SSH key on a laptop.
What you get
Playbooks as a team tool.
Pick servers and groups
Run on the servers and groups you choose, using the credentials Zedlin already holds.
Check and diff
See what would change, and how, before anything changes.
Live output
Follow each host as it runs, and read any past run later.
Retry what failed
Start a new run with only the failed and unreachable hosts.
Permissions and approvals
Running and editing need the right level and an approval on your device. Every run is in the activity log.
Hosts it can't reach
A host only your laptop can reach still runs, through the device that started the job.
Linux, macOS and Windows
Targets need Python 3.9 or later; Windows hosts run through raw commands.
How it works
From playbook to result.
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Write it
Create a playbook in the app, or let an AI assistant draft it through Zedlin's MCP, with your approval.
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Run it
Choose servers, turn on check mode if you like and approve the run. The job continues on the server even if you close the app.
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Read it
See every host's result, then retry the ones that failed.
Put your playbooks where your team works.
Ansible runs on a Zedlin server you host yourself. Write to us to try it early.