Adam Radford is a Distinguished Systems Engineer based in Sydney, Australia. His background is software and automation, having spent 10 years building and automating campus networks. He then joined Cisco and has focused on a variety of technologies including voice, wireless and data center. In recent times his focus has been Enterprise networks, specifically automation and programmability.
Adam has a first class honors degree in Science, majoring in Computer Science from the University of New South Wales (UNSW).
Earlier blogs in this series gave an overview of PnP, how to use the API and an introduction to the configuration template editor. This blog explores creating templates in velocity.
Part 2 in the series gives you an example script to automate the PnP process for provisioning multiple devices, and breaks down each of the API calls in case you would like to further customize.