As an IT Support Specialist tasked with containing a potential threat after a security breach in the finance department, the priority is to quickly isolate the breach, protect sensitive financial data, and prevent further damage. Here’s the approach I would recommend:

Framework elements: Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover, Govern

Here's a step-by-step guide to implementing the playbook:

First Things First

• You will need a Control Node (Ansible Server): this can be set up with a Linux machine (e.g., Ubuntu, CentOS) with Ansible installed. You can install Ansible using package managers like apt or yum.
• Then your Target Hosts: these are servers ready for the deployment. The web, app, and db servers set up with a compatible Linux distro with SSH access.
• Generate SSH keys on the control node and copy the public key to the target hosts for authentication.

Configure the Control Node

• Install Ansible: sudo apt install ansible (on Ubuntu-based systems) or sudo yum install ansible (on RHEL-based systems).
• Create a new directory for your project: mkdir my_web_app && cd my_web_app

Create the Inventory File

• Create a file named hosts.ini in the project directory with the following content:

[web_servers]
web1 ansible_host=<web1_ip>
web2 ansible_host=<web2_ip>

[app_servers]
app1 ansible_host=<app1_ip>
app2 ansible_host=<app2_ip>

[db_servers]
db1 ansible_host=<db1_ip>

Replace <web1_ip>, <app1_ip>, and <db1_ip> with the actual IP addresses of your hosts.

Create the Playbook

• Create a file named deploy_web_app.yml in the project directory. 

Create Templates

• Create a templates directory in the project directory: mkdir templates
• Create template files for Nginx, Tomcat, and MySQL configurations (e.g., nginx.conf.j2, tomcat.conf.j2, mysql.conf.j2) in the templates directory.

Run the Playbook

• Navigate to the project directory: cd my_web_app
• Run the playbook: ansible-playbook -i hosts.ini deploy_web_app.yml

Verify the Deployment

• Access the web application by visiting the IP address or domain name of your web server.

Some other things you may need to do include; configuring DNS records to point to your web server's IP address, setting up load balancing and high availability for your web and app servers, firewall rules and security groups to restrict access to your servers. and monitoring your servers' performance and logs to ensure smooth operation.

Azure Roles also know as Azure RBAC is an authorization system tied to Azure Resource Manager for more flexible access management to Azure resources.