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# Name Level Time Type
1 "Modena": Ansible Deploy Won't Publish Medium 30 m Fix Pro
"Modena": Ansible Deploy Won't Publish

Scenario: "Modena": Ansible Deploy Won't Publish

Level: Medium

Type: Fix

Access: Paid

Description: This host publishes an internal status page by running Ansible locally against the Docker container status-app (port 8888 on localhost maps to the container's HTTP port).

The playbook tree lives in /home/admin/deploy/. After a refactor, ansible-playbook site.yml no longer leaves a working status endpoint — curl http://localhost:8888/ does not return the expected line.

Fix the Ansible project and run the playbook successfully so the status page is served from the container.

Test: curl http://localhost:8888/ returns a first line of SadServers - Modena OK.

The "Check My Solution" button runs the script /home/admin/agent/check.sh, which you can see and execute.

Time to Solve: 30 minutes.

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