The networking community seems to have coalesced around Ansible for physical network device automation and Terraform for cloud. Why this divide? Are the two tools really that different? Today's Heavy Networking explores how and where you can use both these tools with Ned Bellavance and Josh VanDeraa.

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Disha Chopra, Juniper
Disha is a Product Manager at Juniper Networks driving Layer 2 software technologies for all networking domains. She has a special focus on EVPN and has several public presentations on the subject to her credit.

Abstract: This talk/tutorial will be about Multicast in the EVPN World. This is a developing area and lot of innovations are happening in IETF in terms of adding new route types and defining new procedures to handle multicast efficiently. This topic applies to both, Data Center as well as Service Provider Edge domains. With Data Center Fabric the typical data plane used is VXLAN whereas with Service Providers we are looking at MPLS. Since the control plane (EVPN), is the same for both the encapsulations it will be easy to highlight efficiencies of this developing technology in multiple domains. Data Centers and Service Providers are where active deployment is happening with this technology, we will also be covering how this feature can be used in Metro and Telco Cloud environments.…

Ideally, open standards imply multi-vendor interoperability. However, this is often not the case, even for mature technologies. Watch this webinar to learn how design recommendations from various vend

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All Tier 1 hyperscalers build their own networks today. Not only are they massively complex, but network performance and maintainability are critical; howeve...

Multi-vendor library to simplify Paramiko SSH connections to network devices

For most people, network configuration on Cisco devices has always involved a quick Telnet or SSH session into a router or switch, and then time spent typing one Cisco IOS command after another on our keyboard until finally doing a quick "write memory" and exiting the device. But for many years now, there have been several Network Automation tools available that can make some of those repetitive configuration tasks quicker and less error-prone. In this Webinar, INE instructor Keith Bogart will lead you through the overall goals of Network Automation, some of the things that can be accomplished with it, and then introduce you to, and contrast, some Network Automation tools such as Puppet, Chef and Ansible.

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