Ansible released 3.x in February 2021, which continues the project’s recent announcement that the code base will be splitting. As the project continues the transition, it’s important to
When we at Network to Code announced Nautobot to the world back in March, a number of plugins were also released to the public. One of these plugins
How has your company culture fared during this traumatic year? What’s next? Stay remote? Go back to the office full time? Or perhaps a hybrid approach is preferred.
Data, data, and more data, but is the data good data?
As the workforce paradigm has shifted from predominantly in person to work from home, it has highlighted how adaptive technology has made us. Part of ensuring success in
When engineers are starting their network automation journey, everybody asks where and how they should start. Their immediate thought is coming up with methods of automating changes within
We’re excited to introduce support for custom validators in Schema Enforcer. Schema Enforcer provides a framework for testing structured data against schema definitions using JSON Schema and now
One true fact about every network is that it is composed by a myriad of circuits/links to interconnect the network devices. Some of them would be private links
You certainly remember the first time you ran an Ansible playbook: a few lines of code grouped together in a bunch of tasks that did a lot of
This week’s Nautobot blog is an official invitation to the community. Network to Code wants Nautobot to work for the community and its customers. As part of that
If you have been in the Network Automation space for any period of time, you will quickly find yourself recreating the same small snippets of code over and
A network source of truth should provide easy access to its information for both automation and people. Nautobot’s GraphQL and RESTful API support allow for automation access. Nautobot’s
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