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In this video, I want to provide a preview for one of my custom network automation projected I have developed (and deployed) into a few customer environments.

This custom appliance utilizes a web frontend with a Python framework backend and a Mongo Database along with job FIFO queuing for all automation tasks.  Many of these jobs consisting of tasks, templates, reports to workflows.

You can get more details at: https://www.routehub.net/automation

And you can connect with me (and view my complete background experience) at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ccie6778/

[routehub]

Network Automation and Development Services

Hello Networkers,

Automation has become a huge part in IT environments today to provide administration, monitoring, to automation of common tasks. We provide many different types of Automation Development for Networks, Firewall Administration, to Help Desk and System Support Teams.

For the Automation Development services that we provide, it will vary based on the environment, hardware, and customer requirements.  Whether it is creating python scripts, ansible playbooks, testing frameworks, training, to building CI/CD pipelines among other automation technologies.

You can get more details at: https://www.routehub.net/automation

You can watch a preview video that will show the type of network automation and NetDevOps projects we provide for companies, engineers, and consultants:

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‘Using the Web UI’ added Network Automation using Cisco NSO

Hello Networkers,

In the overview presentation video, I talked about the different ways how you can interact with Cisco NSO. There is CLI access and REST API access which I covered a lot in this series, which are also the most common methods for NSO administration.

The other methods include Python scripts and using the Web UI. In this video topic, I want to show you how you can access and navigate through the web UI.

https://www.routehub.net/course/nso/

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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