Ansible

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Ansible can be used with CML (Cisco Modeling Labs) to automate the deployment and management of network infrastructure, offering reproducibility, consistency, and automation in network infrastructure management.

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See how the official Meraki Ansible collection, tailored specifically for the Meraki Dashboard API, enables network administrators to leverage the power of automation and orchestration for Meraki devices.

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Are you interested in automating the process of viewing operational data, or configuring network devices remotely? Cisco YANG Suite is a free tool to help you understand and visualize YANG models ranging from standards-based models such as OpenConfig and IETF, to Cisco native models.

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Cisco Developer Relations (DevRel) is committed to making sure that we continue each BE’s design and engineering ethos forward when we create labs, sample code, and sandboxes. 

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The integration of Cisco Intersight and Ansible by Red Hat provides a software-defined approach to the management of the entire hardware and software stack. This solution delivers some significant benefits.

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The new Nexus Cloud environmental monitoring API enables network administrators to monitor and optimize the power consumption and efficiency of their on-premise data center networking elements.

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See how Ansible Runner as a Service (ARaaS) provides Ansible integration to non-python projects, and a means of programmatically run playbooks where the Ansible engine is running on a separate host or container.

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See how Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools provide a quick way to orchestrate configuration across one or more domains.

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All of Cisco's Cloud Networking products support automation using both Ansible and Terraform. Automating infrastructure provisioning and CI/CD deployment helps in many ways: logging changes in the infrastructure, automating the workflow and eliminating outages or failures due to faulty configuration changes.