Nautobot is the Source of Truth for your network and a platform that supports an application ecosystem. The most recent addition to the Nautobot Application Ecosystem is the
Welcome to the third in our series of posts about NetDevOps concepts! We have previously done an introductory post, as well as one on the concept of Minimum
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Most of the time in Ansible, the default strategy and forks will work well. However, there are some race conditions or flow control issues. The strategy and serial
This is part of a series of posts to understand Network Automation Principles.
One of the domains that I have worked in during my career is network security. And in this space, when it comes to firewalls, I’ve seen many problem
Welcome to the first post in this series about parsing unstructured data into structured data. When beginning your automation journey, you may start with quick wins that may
The following issue is commonly reported within the Network to Code Slack Community on the #ansible channel. A user gets an error that a library is installed that
I struggled to name this blog, as I have long considered the end state an “Application Dictionary”–which would describe your applications and how they connect to each other.
Whitespace control within the Jinja2 templating language can be a fickle beast if you don’t follow a few simple rules. Please keep in mind this an opinionated view
Welcome to the second in our series of posts about NetDevOps concepts! Don’t forget to go back and check out the introductory post if you haven’t already. This
The inventory is a critical component of every automation framework. Most frameworks support multiple options to provide the inventory, either by using a local file or by integrating
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