<ul><li>Configuring the /etc/sudoers file in NixOS for Ansible management can be done by setting up the security.sudo module in the Nix configuration.</li><li>The sudoers rules in NixOS are managed under the security.sudo module using the extraRules property.</li><li>To apply NixOS sudo configurations, you can use commands like nixos-rebuild test for temporary changes and nixos-rebuild switch for permanent changes.</li><li>Examples provided in the article include making a user a member of the 'wheel' group, allowing commands without a password, and setting specific sudo configurations.</li><li>NixOS requires paths to commands from the Nix store, not standard Linux paths, for configuring sudoers rules.</li><li>Features like excluding specific commands, applying aliases, preventing command spawning, and setting custom configurations are also explained.</li><li>By referencing the man page and practicing writing rules, configuring sudo in NixOS becomes easier.</li><li>A specific example provided in the article shows how to create a user 'ansible' and allow sudo access without a password.</li></ul>

How to Edit the Sudoers File in NixOS - with Examples

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