How do I Install a Specific Version of Ansible? Installing Ansible on Ubuntu

In this video I answer the question "How do I install a specific version of Ansible?" Using 3 methods to install whichever Ansible version you want. All in under 10 minutes.
Install Ansible is very simple, but depending on what method you use you might not end up with the latest version.
If you want to know how to install ansible on ubuntu this video is for you
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Using Pip I install using a direct command and also using a requirements.txt file.
I will also cover an error you might receive which get which included bdist_wheel
Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:45 Create virtual environment
01:15 Install latest version of Ansible
02:58 Install Ansible 2.8.1
04:19 error: invalid command 'bdist_wheel'
05:30 using requirements.txt
07:28 Install Ansible 2.9.0
09:27 Install Ansible 2.9.2
09:40 Who is Roger Perkin?
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[@jrryan7195]

I love it that you don't edit out any errors you may make during the videos and show how to do things like a real person!

[@RogerPerkin]

Thanks, I hate those pre-recorded videos where every line is automatically typed in perfectly. I would much rather watch someone make a mistake and fix it, so will always keep the errors in!!

[@210113500]

Thank you

[@TheNetworkBerg]

Great video Roger! Will try this out for myself as I am trying to get into Automation and I've been having issues installing the latest version of Ansible on an EVE-NG Linux host :C Hoping this sorts my issues out if I can just install an older version.

[@afara2000]

Thanks Roger. Could you please make a video on how to install libssh plugin for Ansible? That would allow login to FIPS enabled devices. Current Paramiko doesn't support it. Thanks.

[@jaimerosariojusticia]

Have you tried to upgrade pip3 before installing the packages?
Running 'python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip' may fix the error.

[@RogerPerkin]

Thanks, but I still get the bdist_wheel error - it's not a big problem. Once the package is in my cache it doesn't error or I can just install wheel first