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In Part 3 of this series we looked at macros and filters with Jinja2 templating. Now it’s time to ramp it up to the next level and look

Last week we talked about class design, and this week we will discuss how to package the code for reusability. Packaging the code is useful when working on

In every automated workflow there should (read “must”) be at least one stage where the outcome of the changes applied to a target system are what we really

In the first and second parts of this series we discussed extracting variables from your device configurations, building your host and group data structures with those variables, and

Network to Code is proud to announce our first community Hackathon and participation in Hacktoberfest! As with all things we do, we are focusing on empowering the community.

Last week we started a series on Python classes, and this week we’re continuing to talk about class design. We’re going to look at what it means when

In Part 1 of this series on configuration templating, we looked at how to take some basic configurations and extract values that can be made into variables based

At Cisco Live US 2022, in glittering Las Vegas, IP Fabric had the pleasure of hosting Network to Code at our booth to showcase the integration of Nautobot

In this blog series we are going to provide an introduction to Python classes. The first blog will look at what classes are and how we can create

We are happy to announce the release of a new application for Nautobot. With this application, it’s now possible to model your ASNs and BGP Peerings (internal and

When discussing network automation with our customers, one of the main concerns that come up is the ability to audit their device configurations. This becomes especially important during

Work. The never-ending laundry list of ‘To-Do’ items that greets us every day when we log on to our computer. Tasks seem to multiply in request queues faster