Email list of companies using Ansible
Connect with verified Directors of IT Infrastructure, Network Automation Architects, and Enterprise Linux Systems Managers using Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform. You can filter by managed node count, Ansible Tower/AAP adoption, and verified direct dials with 99% deliverability.
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58,376+ companies · 442,279+ contacts available
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How many companies use Ansible?
Data InfoMetrix tracks 58,376+ companies running Ansible as of October 2026, with 442,279+ verified contacts at those accounts. The largest groups are Telecommunications & Service Providers, Financial Services & Banking Data Centers and Government & Defense Contracting. Buying decisions usually sit with the Director of IT Infrastructure, VP of IT Operations and Head of Network Engineering. Counts are estimates built from technology footprint scans, job-post signals and partner directories, checked by our research team. How we count
Organizations detected running Ansible.
Direct emails and phone dials for decision-makers.
Full buying committee mapped.
SMTP-verified, with 1:1 replacement of any email that hard bounces within 30 days.
| Technology category | DevOps & Cloud Infrastructure |
|---|---|
| Tracked organizations | 58,376+ verified accounts worldwide |
| Decision-maker contacts | 442,279+ records with emails, mobile and direct dials |
| Key roles | Director of IT Infrastructure & Operations, Head of Network Engineering & Automation, Enterprise Linux Systems Director, platform administrators, IT directors, procurement |
| Geography | 180+ countries · country-by-country counts on request |
| Verification | DNS and script telemetry, 5-stage SMTP handshake, manual research |
| Refresh cadence | Continuous, 30–45 day maximum record age at delivery |
| Compliance | GDPR, CAN-SPAM, CCPA and CASL |
| Delivery | 24–48 hours as CSV, XLSX or CRM API |
Researched by the Data InfoMetrix research team. Counts updated October 2026.
How we count and verify dataSee 10 records first
Matched to your ICP filters, free.
Size your Ansible audience
Pick a region, company size and buying role to estimate how many accounts and contacts you can reach.
Estimates from our current Ansible dataset. Exact counts come with your quote.
Reach the whole buying committee
A Ansible account is not one contact. We map the people who evaluate, buy, run and use it across Infrastructure Automation, Network Operations (NetOps) & Enterprise Linux IT.
These are examples. We build records for any department, seniority or custom title.
See exactly what you get
Every record carries 60+ fields, from verified email, direct dial and LinkedIn to full postal address, Ansible edition, coexisting stack and intent.
We deliver 60+ data fields per record, including intent data. The sample shows a selection only. Tell us which fields you need, including any that aren't listed here, and we'll add them to your list.
How we prove an account runs Ansible
No scraped résumés or stale directories. Three layers confirm a live installation before a contact reaches your list. Read our verification protocol
Live DNS & script signals
We inspect response headers, DNS MX and CNAME records and live JavaScript bundles to confirm a running Ansible instance.
DNS · CNAME · MX recordsHTTP headers · JS bundles✓ Verified against live infrastructure90-day hiring signals
We track job requisitions that ask for Ansible skills, which shows ongoing budget and headcount.
Pre-delivery SMTP handshake
Each email is tested against the destination mail server, and titles are checked against current company rosters.
Maximum bounce rate, or we replace the contacts. Your sender reputation stays clean.
Every email that hard-bounces within 30 days of delivery is replaced free, record for record.
Live SMTP and MX checks right before we send your file.
Clean CSV or XLSX, ready for one-click import.
What are you trying to do?
Each campaign needs a different data strategy. Pick your goal to see how we build the audience.
Find companies on rival platforms and reach the people evaluating a move to, or away from, Ansible.
Conquesting playbookPitch integrations, add-ons and complementary tools to companies already running Ansible.
Ecosystem playbookBuild account lists around Ansible deployment scale and engage the full committee across departments.
ABM playbookKnow the stack around every account
Ansible rarely runs alone. Every record is tagged with the tools detected alongside it, so you can segment by complementary stacks.
Open the coexistence matrixWhat Ansible customers look like
Anonymised profiles of companies in our Ansible dataset of 58,376+ accounts. Named accounts are shared in your free sample, never on a public page.
| Company size | Industry | Country | Employees | Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enterprise | Healthcare Systems & Hospital Networks | United States | 5,000+ | $1B+ |
| Upper mid-market | Manufacturing & Retail | Canada | 1,000–4,999 | $250M–$1B |
| SMB | Telecommunications & Service Providers | Germany | 50–199 | $10M–$50M |
| Enterprise | Financial Services & Banking Data Centers | United States | 10,000+ | $5B+ |
| Mid-market | Government & Defense Contracting | Australia | 500–999 | $100M–$250M |
| Mid-market | Healthcare Systems & Hospital Networks | United States | 200–999 | $50M–$250M |
| Enterprise | Manufacturing & Retail | United States | 5,000+ | $1B+ |
| Upper mid-market | Telecommunications & Service Providers | United Kingdom | 1,000–4,999 | $250M–$1B |
Plus 170 more countries. Ask for a country-by-country count of Ansible accounts and we'll include it with your free sample.
Build the list your way
Every list is assembled from source to your product tier, job function, geography and revenue band. Nothing is a fixed export.
Filter by what they actually run.
Match revenue, size and industry.
Target any territory.
What Ansible teams are struggling with
Know the friction before you reach out, and position your product where it matters.
Unchecked Cloud Compute Spend & FinOps Budget Overshoot in Ansible
Container & Dependency Vulnerabilities Failing Compliance Audits
CI/CD Pipeline Friction & Developer Staging Bottlenecks
“The accuracy of their technographic data was outstanding. Every AWS contact we reached out to was actively running live production clusters.”
Ansible list questions, answered
How many companies use Ansible?
Data InfoMetrix tracks 58,376 companies using Ansible, with 442,279 verified contacts at those accounts as of October 2026. The largest groups are Telecommunications & Service Providers, Financial Services & Banking Data Centers and Government & Defense Contracting. Counts are estimates from our database and market research, so ask us for a live count for your exact criteria.
Who buys and manages Ansible inside a company?
Ansible is usually owned by Infrastructure Automation, Network Operations (NetOps) & Enterprise Linux IT. Decision-makers include Director of IT Infrastructure, VP of IT Operations and Head of Network Engineering; Principal Automation Architect and Senior Linux Systems Administrator shape the choice, and Linux System Administrators and Network Engineers use it day to day. Our Ansible list can include any of these roles.
Which Ansible products or editions can I target?
You can target accounts by the Ansible products they run, including Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform (AAP) Enterprise Subscription, Ansible Automation Controller (Tower) & Private Automation Hub, Event-Driven Ansible (EDA) for Automated Incident Remediation, Ansible Network Automation for Multi-Vendor Fabrics (Cisco/Arista) and Ansible Automation Mesh for Distributed Multi-Datacenter Sites. Tell us which edition or module matters and we filter the list to those accounts.
What does Ansible integrate with?
Ansible is most often connected to Red Hat Enterprise Linux, ServiceNow, CyberArk, VMware vSphere and Cisco IOS, so users of those tools overlap heavily with Ansible accounts. We can filter any list by this kind of stack overlap.
What are the main alternatives to Ansible?
The main alternatives to Ansible are Puppet, Chef, SaltStack and Terraform. We also keep verified user lists for Puppet and Terraform, which is useful for competitive displacement campaigns.
What challenges do Ansible customers face?
Common challenges for Ansible accounts include Agentless SSH/WinRM Network Latency & Slow Playbook Execution, Ansible Role & Playbook Sprawl Without Centralized CI/CD Testing and Ansible Automation Platform (AAP) Licensing & Private Hub Governance. Automating thousands of remote physical servers and network switches causes significant execution delays when playbooks run over high-latency WAN connections. These are good angles for outreach to Ansible users.
Can Data InfoMetrix deliver a free sample Ansible contact list before ordering?
Yes. Data InfoMetrix delivers a complimentary 10-record sample tailored to your target Ansible criteria—including target job titles, company size, and region—delivered within one business day with no obligation.
How does Data InfoMetrix guarantee email deliverability for Ansible contacts?
Data InfoMetrix provides a 99% email deliverability guarantee on all Ansible datasets. Every contact record undergoes real-time email verification within a 30 to 45-day refresh cycle, backed by a 1:1 hard bounce replacement policy for 30 days after delivery.
Sourcing and compliance. Business contacts come from public company sources, professional directories and opt-in publishing partners, then go through SMTP verification and human review. Lists are for B2B outreach: include an unsubscribe link and honour opt-outs (CAN-SPAM), and have a lawful basis such as legitimate interest when you email people in the EU or UK (GDPR). Read how we source and verify data
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