Answer / Tara Datt Joshi

Ad-hoc commands in Ansible are one-off tasks that can be run against specific hosts, without the need to write a full playbook. To run an ad-hoc command, use the `ansible` command followed by the host or group and the task you want to execute. Here's an example:nn$ ansible webservers -m ping

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