Review Ansible playbook metrics

task australia Updated Sep 10, 2026 1 min read review-ansible-playbook-metrics.md
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Use the Ansible playbooks tab on the LEAP value dashboard to review Ansible execution counts, agent-hours saved, and top automation opportunities resolved by Ansible.

Before you begin

Role required: LEAP admin

About this task

The Ansible playbooks tab shows how Ansible automation is contributing to ticket resolution and time savings. Use the Time Period list in the upper-right corner to filter all metrics by a date range. The default is Last 6 months.

Procedure

  1. Open the LEAP value dashboard and select the Ansible playbooks tab.

    The Ansible playbooks executions overview section opens.

  2. Review the four metric cards at the top of the section.

    • Ansible playbooks executed - total Ansible playbook executions triggered by LEAP in the selected time period.
    • Total agent-hours saved via Ansible - cumulative agent time saved through Ansible automation.
    • Tickets resolved by Ansible - total tickets resolved by Ansible playbook execution.
    • Cost savings via Ansible - total cost savings from Ansible-driven resolutions.
  3. Review the Ansible executions - monthly trend chart.

    The bar chart shows the number of Ansible executions per month over the selected time period.

  4. Review the Top 10 Automation Opportunities – by ticket resolved using Ansible playbooks and Top 10 Automation Opportunities – by time savings using Ansible playbooks tables.

    Both tables list automation opportunities by name. Select an automation opportunity name to open its detail page.

Result

You can see how Ansible automation is contributing to ticket resolution and time savings across your automation opportunities.

Keywords Ansible playbooksAnsible metricsLEAP dashboardagent-hours savedcost savings via Ansible
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