The Bullhorn #221

This week in Ansible Community
Issue #221, 2026-03-13 (Past Issues)

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Red Hat Summit 2026

Join us for Red Hat Summit & Ansible Fest in Atlanta, GA | May 11-14, 2026

General news updates :speaker_low_volume:

Signed Commits Required for Ansible GitHub

gundalow said

:warning: Git signed commits required for Ansible · GitHub
From Monday 16th March we will require signed commits before PRs can be merged into a repo in the Ansible GitHub Org.

See the Requiring signed commits forum post for step-by-step guide

Project updates :hammer_and_wrench:

AWX Project :up_right_arrow:

AWX provides a web-based user interface, REST API, and task engine built on top of Ansible. Join the AWX discussion in the Ansible Community Forum.

AWX Operator Helm Chart Update

Oranod said

AWX operator helm chart v3.2.1 is here! We’re pleased to announce a new release and new version for the awx-operator helm chart: version 3.2.1.

This release changes the image repository for kube-rbac-proxy by lalten #81

If you’re interested in contributing, we’d love to have you. Please head over to the awx-operator-helm repository and grab an issue to dig into or find a pull request to review. Cheers!

Collection updates :magic_wand:

Certified Collections Updates This Week

dbrennand shared

Certified collections updated this week:

community.proxmox Collection Major Update

thulium-drake shared

The community.proxmox collection version 1.6.0 has arrived! Once again with lots of improvements, bugfixes and new goodies for you all to play with! Get it now on Galaxy! And the good news doesn’t stop there, we also have a new maintainer that’s helping out with the work we have to do! So give a big round of :clap::clap::clap: to iamlunchbox for stepping up and helping out!

As a note, this release will be the last release in the 1.x.x series, as we will start working on some large scale refactoring after this. So the next beta-release shouldn’t be too far away while we work on making it better. (Don’t worry! If we find game-breaking bugs, those will still be fixed!)

Thank you all for your hard work making this collection what it is today! :rocket:

Help wanted :folded_hands:

Red Hat Partners Forum Category Proposal

Oranod said

The Community and Partner Engineering team have proposed bringing Red Hat partner communication into the forum to encourage open participation and increase transparency for the community. To support those goals we’ve put forward some suggestions on the approach and opened a poll.

Please take a few minutes to read through the proposal and cast your vote. We’re open to ideas and want to make sure that everyone has an opportunity to share their thoughts.

Last time we mentioned closing the poll by the end of this week. We’d like to get some more responses so decided to leave the poll open for a while longer. So please head over to our forum poll and have your say: Proposing a New "Red Hat Partners" Category for the Ansible Forum - #18 by oranod

Community updates :ear:

Ansible Community Roadmap Discussion

Oranod contributed

Since the Contributor Summit at CfgMgmtCamp, the Community and Partner Engineering team at Red Hat have been working on defining our roadmap for 2026. We’ve gone through all our notes and have put together some high-level descriptions of what we’d like to achieve. We’ve posted details in the forum and would like to open up a discussion and invite any additional feedback, concerns, or questions.

Please check out the Ansible community roadmap 2026 forum post and give us your thoughts in the replies.

New Steering Committee Member Welcome

andersson007_ said

We are happy to announce that Daniel Brennand (aka dbrennand on GitHub / dbrennand on Forum) has joined the Steering Committee. Thank you, Daniel, for your contributions to the Community and the Project! It’s a great honor for us to have you on board!

Community events and meetups :date:

Upcoming Meetups and Working Groups

dbrennand shared

Other events and releases

Use the Ansible Forum to see other events and releases.

Join the Ansible community

Looking for ways to get involved? See how can I help for some ideas!

You can find easy issues in collections and other projects for code or documentation contributions.

That’s all for now!

Have any questions you’d like to ask, or issues you’d like to see covered? Please ask in #social:ansible.com! See you next time!

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