#NetworkOrchestration

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Network Automation using Cisco NSO

Hello Networkers,

In this course, you will learn how to deploy and use Cisco's Network Services Orchestrator (NSO) for Network Automation. The purpose for this course is to explain all of the relevant concepts and components about NSO and then dive right into how to deploy NSO step-by-step to provide Network Automation for a production network environment. NSO has a lot of moving parts with a lot of concepts, but when you see how NSO is deployed in a practical environment it provides a better sense of understanding how it really works.

https://www.routehub.net/nso

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Assurance, Telemetry & Orchestration for Multi-Vendor Networks

Anuta ATOM SaaS enables enterprises and service providers to rapidly design and provision network services, collect real-time telemetry, develop in-depth network analytics, ensure compliance and provide service assurance for multi-vendor physical and virtual infrastructure. Anuta ATOM SaaS offering takes a cloud-first approach and is hosted within a Tier-1 cloud. The underlying infrastructure is validated and is governed by quality assurance and regulatory compliance process. With Anuta ATOM SaaS, networking teams can deliver services faster, eliminate human errors, avoid security violations, reduce OpEx and meet SLAs with exceptional high availability.

Agility

Anuta ATOM SaaS improves your operations team productivity with hassle-free deployments and automatic upgrades. You can experiment quickly and scale rapidly to achieve faster time to value and improved business agility.

Flexibility

Anuta ATOM SaaS offers flexible monthly pay per use plans with no upfront CapEx requirement. You can customize the solution to integrate with your specific environment containing 3rd party on-prem and SaaS software. With multiple connectivity options, Anuta ATOM SaaS enables on-demand network orchestration and assurance from anywhere in the world.

Stability

Enjoy the Security, and Availability provided by a Tier-1 Cloud provider. Minimize business risk with periodic backups and proactive customer support. With detailed billing and usage reports, passing the compliance and audit tests will be a breeze.

Anuta ATOM SaaS Advantages

Hassle-free deployments and upgrades

Flexible and Secure connectivity to enterprise networks

Network Orchestration and Closed-Loop Assurance for 45+ vendors

Auto-Scale to satisfy fluctuations in demand

Real-time Analytics and Historical Reports

Flexible Pay as you Grow license model

SDK and other productivity tools for rapid customization

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Network Service Orchestration | NSO

Traditional Network Management software is not able to keep up with the demands on the network operators. Every year, the underlying hardware keeps evolving (e.g. Fabric path, SDN controllers), the number of networking vendors increase and the communication methods (E.g. CLI, API, SNMP, NETCONF) keep changing. In many companies, the developer who wrote the expect or TCL scripts left the company and every simple change becomes a new project. Ultimately, network operators are resorting to spreadsheets to maintain VLAN numbers, Router credentials etc.

A Network Service Orchestrator uses the concept of abstraction to simplify the task of configuring multiple network elements. For example, let’s say the operator has to create a VLAN for a specific application. In the traditional approach, the operator has to login to each and every router and configure using CLI or GUI. On the other hand, a Network Service Orchestrator automatically discovers the network topology and all the dependancies for creating a VLAN. It auto generates the CLI or API calls for each vendor device and executes an atomic transaction across all devices.