Programmability

INE – Network Programmability Foundation

INE – Network Programmability Foundation
English | Size: 1.26 GB
Category: Programming | Cisco | Networking


Network Programmability Foundation by Piotr Kaluzn
Programming becomes one of the basic skills of a modern network engineer. This course walks you through the fundamental programming concepts using the Python programming language and covers all relevant topics, such as RESTful APIs or data models.

Linkedin Learning – CCNA 200-301 Cert Prep Security Automation and Programmability

Linkedin Learning – CCNA 200-301 Cert Prep Security Automation and Programmability-XQZT
English | Size: 123.91 MB
Category: Tutorial

The Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification has been updated to reflect the latest technologies and job roles. The revised exam tests IT professionals’ understanding of foundational networking topics in six domains, including the two covered in this course: security, and automation and programmability. Instructor Greg Sowell reviews access control list configuration, port security, and layered defenses in Cisco, such as combining DAI and DNCP snooping. He also covers built-in automation features such as Software-Defined Access and industry-standard, third-party platforms such as Puppet, Chef, and Ansible. The lessons are full of diagrams and demos on real routers and switches, so you can develop the skills you need to pass the exam and have a more successful career.

Cisco – Network Programmability Basics – DevNet Cert Intro

Cisco – Network Programmability Basics – DevNet Cert Intro
English | Size: 4.51 GB
Category: Tutorial

Jumpstart your journey into network programmability with this expert-led video course. We have 6 modules, each with lessons including API and code samples you can use on your computer to follow along with the videos.

Cisco – Network Programmability Designing and Implementing Cisco Network

Cisco – Network Programmability Designing and Implementing Cisco Network
English | Size: 1.63 GB
Category: Tutorial

The goal of the course is to provide the delegate with the foundations of network programmability by learning how to minimize the amount of manual interactions (“CLI”) with the network and increase the use of scripts and automation tools to drive down operational inefficiencies. Within these goals, the learner reviews network programmability fundamentals such as using Linux and Python, common automation protocols such as NETCONF and REST, how they relate to YANG data models, SDN controller northbound and southbound APIs, how to use device APIs on various Cisco platforms, and how to get started using automation tools such as Ansible and Puppet.