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This is the third part of the telemetry stack introduction. In the first part, we discussed the stack big picture and how we collect data using Telegraf and

Introducing the Nautobot Firewall Models application! A data-model driven solution for modeling layer 4 firewall policies and access lists. This will allow anyone to model policies to drive

We have all been there. The message comes from the top of the organization stating that the company is “going Agile.” A flood of consultants is brought in

Just like The Fast and the Furious movies, we are going to be churning out sequels like no other! Welcome to Part 2 of the Telemetry Stack! series,

Back in 2014, I had the idea to write a book on network automation. It was around the time I was getting ready to start Network to Code.

Through this series of blogs (1, 2, 3) on structured data, we’ve talked about what it is, how you’re probably using it today (possibly without realizing it), and

This blog post is the third in a series covering common Python libraries that can be used to interact with network devices. In this post we will cover

You know that “bookending” technique in movies like Fight Club and Pulp Fiction where they open up with the chronologically last scene? Well, this is more or less

One of the biggest challenges when working on any project occurs right at the beginning—from getting the base framework to work all the way to the CI process

Throughout this blog series, we have been discussing the use of structured data in network automation. Part 1 began outlining the role of structured data and our working

In Part 1 of the Introduction to Structured Data, David Cole explained what structured data is and why it is important. In Part 2, we’ll take a look

Data is a crucial aspect for all network automation solutions, whether it’s a quick script, or a complex workflow using automation systems. Automated processes need data to drive