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Practical Network Automation

You're reading from   Practical Network Automation Leverage the power of Python and Ansible to optimize your network

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788299466
Length 266 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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 Ratan Ratan
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Preface
1. Fundamental Concepts FREE CHAPTER 2. Python for Network Engineers 3. Accessing and Mining Data from Network 4. Web Framework for Automation Triggers 5. Ansible for Network Automation 6. Continuous Integration for Network Engineers 7. SDN Concepts in Network Automation

Site rollouts


As we continue to work with multi-vendor environments, there is a demand to quickly roll out devices and configs to get a particular site up and running. Multiple techniques can be deployed for site rollouts, which involves a standard set of devices connected to standard ports with a standard IOS or code image on each device ready to be racked and powered up.  To determine the standard Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) for a specific site, we can segregate it as t-shirt sizes. At the planning stage we can create t-shirt sizes based upon certain parameters, such as usage, load, and redundancy.

At the lowest level, let's say extra small size (XS) can have a single router and a single switch with the router terminating at an internet link. The switch is connected to the FastEthernet 0/1 (for 100 Mbps) or Gi0/1(for 1000 Mbps) port on the router, and end users directly plug in to the switch to get access. Based upon this XS SKU (or t-shirt size), we can determine the hardware vendor, such...

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