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Today’s topic is critical to complete full picture of software development for network automation. Today’s topic is what allows you to conduct your tasks within meaningful time frame, especially when you have a lot of network devices, serve…
So far we’ve covered all means to interact with network devices, which are meaningful in our opinion: SSH, NETCONF/YANG, and GNMI/YANG. There is one more protocol, which exists for managing network devices, which is called RESTCONF, which i…
Within past blog posts we covered how to interact with network devices (in fact, many servers support that as well) using SSH/CLI and NETCONF/YANG. Those two protocols allow you to confidently cover almost all cases for managing devices, wh…
We continue exploring programmable network management using Python and Go (Golang) as programming languages. In today’s blog post we’ll cover how to interact with network devices using NETCONF. There are many APIs (Application Programmable
This blog continues discussion of how to manage devices (network switches and routers, servers, virtual machines, etc) using SSH, which we started in previous blog. In this discussion we’ll cover advanced interaction with devices, which inc…
As mentioned in the previous blogpost, we started talking about practical usage of Python and Go (Golang) for network and IT infrastructure automation. Today we’ll take a look how we can interact with any SSH-speaking device, whether it is
Congratulations if you reach this blog post starting from the beginning of our series. I look in the list of topic I’m going to cover with respect Python to Go (Golang) transition and I see that I’ve already written more than 50% of blog po…
One of the important aspects of writing any application is to ensure that it can operate, as long it is safe, when “something” went wrong during its execution. This “something” can really be anything: it can be wrong user input, it could be…
Whenever we develop any network and IT infrastructure automation applications, we need to have some options to provide user input. In previous blog posts in these series we already covered how to provide user input via environment variables…
This blog post is probably the first one, where we start doing more practical rather than foundational things in Python and Go (Golang). Up till now we were going through all possible data types as well as small steps how to deal with files…
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