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Earlier this month, I was able to hit the publish button on a new book – Open Source Network Management. The book dives into getting started with several

In the first part of this post – available here – we have covered the basic configuration and logic required in order to write an idempotent Ansible module.

Nautobot is more than a Source of Truth (SoT) for your network automation data; it is an application platform, offering an extensible framework for apps that can extend

The Parsing Strategies blog post series continues with the introduction of TTP Parser. TTP is a relatively new Python library that has gained some adoption within the Network

The team at NTC is excited to announce the public release of the SSoT Arista CloudVision App for Nautobot. This Arista CloudVision SSoT app is built on top

I frequently see many network engineers and other IT professionals wanting to get into automation, but having no idea where to begin. The same few questions are asked

In the spirit of Network to Code’s continuing development in the ChatOps space, we are releasing a new Nautobot app. It is an application to interact with Arista

This blog post will be a continuation of the post found here. I recommend reading through that so you have the basic knowledge of how pytest works. This

Network Engineers know that working at the device CLI in a production environment can be stressful, depending on the device’s OS. On some operating systems, the changes you

Adjusting Ansible playbook execution strategies is a use case that has come up several times. The default strategy Ansible uses, is called linear, and it works great a

Nautobot’s plugin system is designed to allow app developers to deliver efficient, highly integrated, highly customized applications to their users.

In the previous part we got our test suite set up and running. We even saw how to generate a test that is random, without having to write