YAML basic rules you should always remember YAML is a superset of JSON with the use of indentation-based scoping to denote the structure like Python. The object serialization feature of YAML presents itself as a practicable alternative to JSON. It is designed to be read and write friendly. YAML is a “data serialization” language and basically a human-readable structured data format. ![]() ![]() YAML stands for "YAML Ain't Markup Language" originally was an acronym for 'Yet Another Markup Language'. I thought of covering YAML essentials so that you must be aware for a smoother working with your DevOps tools configuration. We have already covered lots of tutorials on Ansible and Kubernetes. YAML has gained a lot of popularity over the last few years as it became part of crucial DevOps tools, technologies and processes such as Ansible, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines and so on.
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