Matt Oswalt
http://www.pyvideo.org/video/3709/network-automation-using-ansible-and-python
http://pyohio.org/schedule/presentation/194/
This session will look at some of the ways that network infrastructure can be managed in an automated way using Ansible and Python.
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Network Automation using Ansible and Python
ByNext Day Video
Jul 9, 2022
Sound is too low ..I couldn't hear what you talking clearly
Where's the python?
This is good stuff. we have this low code platform https://www.appviewx.com/products/automation/
Great. But why don't you have all your files in github or somewhere?…so we can take a closer look into them…that it would be really nice from you.
Well Played.
Brilliant presentation Matt and thank you guys for sharing. The first video I've come across that uses Junos modules and explain with examples the structure used in Ansible.
Excellent resource!
Love the content and to be honest, this is the first Ansible training video that makes sense of all the different variables and components used. But is it really THAT HARD to record in a better resolution?
Look at the guy browsing Facebook at 1:18:52 ! I would give so much to be in such training that are difficult to come by here.
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Good relevant info. Thanks for this.
So much script for so basic tasks ! We professional network engineers do a ton of sophisticated configurations and we keep changing stuff over n over due to changing policy of companies
YOU NEVER RAN COWSAY!!!1111
Excellent! Exactly what I was looking for.
Ansible starts at 40:30
Thank you soo much!
The Github repository Matt mentions in the video can be found over here – https://github.com/Mierdin/nwkauto
do you have the path to the github for all the python tools you didn't get to cover in this lecture?
Its pretty detailed and well expalned 🙂 Thanks Matt