In the article Kubernetes Meets Event-Driven Ansible (EDA), Andrew Block explained how Automation and Kubernetes go hand in hand and how Ansible already plays a role within this ecosystem. When the article was written, EDA was not included in Ansible Automation Platform (AAP) yet, and the rulebooks had to be executed in the CLI or packaged within custom solutions. With the release of AAP 2.4, EDA is now part of AAP, and the Ansible Rulebooks can be executed in AAP. In this article, I will describe the use case of running Ansible Jobs in AAP 2.4 with EDA watching OpenShift events: Register/unregister OpenShift machines in Service Now watching machine-api events…