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  • Why Automate? Ansible Playbooks and Desired State for Network Operating Systems

    calendar Dec 29, 2020 · 7 min read · eBGP Home Lab IPv6 Datacenter Networking FOSS/Linux Spine and Leaf BGP Programmability Ansible Jinja Network Automation  ·
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    Don't Reinvent the Wheel: Ansible Playbooks Writing your own code isn't always the answer Often, communities such as Python will contribute code of substantially higher quality than what you/I can create individually. This is OK. In nearly every case, dyed-in-the-wool traditionalist programmers will consume …


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  • Why Automate? Writing a self-testing Python class for REST or XML API invocation

    calendar Aug 16, 2020 · 6 min read · Python PAN-OS Programmability Network Automation  ·
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    So far, most API invocations, at least in terms of what you need to do, are pretty simple to execute. Then again, just about every other administrative function on a computer is, as well. For example: Clicking a button Typing in a command or variable Interacting with a programmable interface is as simple as any other …


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  • Why Automate, Part 2: RESTFul APIs and why they aren't as hard as you think

    calendar May 24, 2020 · 5 min read · Linux Home Lab Cisco NX-OS Routing & Switching Studies Programmability Ansible Network Automation  ·
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    Let's be realistic about the API craze - it seems everything has one, and everybody is talking about API consumption in their environment as if they've invented fire. Here are a few things to know about APIs that could have been communicated better: Writing code to consume an API is easy. Most of the time, a cURL …


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