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Implements Ansible Automation Platform (AAP) configuration as code using the Red Hat CoP collection infra.aap_configuration. Applies best practices for structuring, generating, and maintaining AAP configuration across Controller, Hub, Gateway, and EDA using the dispatch role, dependency-aware ordering, and environment-based organization. Use when working with AAP configuration repositories, YAML-defined platform objects, GitOps patterns for AAP, or when the user references infra.aap_configuration or AAP config as code.
Applies Good Practices for Ansible (GPA) from the Red Hat Community of Practice (redhat-cop/automation-good-practices) when writing or reviewing roles, playbooks, collections, inventories, and plugins. Use when working with Ansible automation, roles, playbooks, inventories, collections, or when the user references redhat-cop, GPA, or Ansible best practices.