Cisco Modeling Labs

Cisco Modeling Labs introduces resource limiting, available now in CML 2.5 for Enterprise and Higher Education licenses. Learn what the new feature means for multi-user CML instances, how to set it up, and what to keep in mind during configuration.

Get started with Terraform and CML! Read on for an overview of how to control virtual network infrastructure on CML2 using Terraform, the IaC tool of choice.

Cisco Modeling Labs, the premier platform for network simulation, now offers clustering in CML 2.4 for CML-Enterprise and CML-Higher Education customers who have migrated to a CML cluster deployment. The latest feature allows for horizontal scaling across multiple servers while providing a single user interface to manage labs.

Part 1 looked at how to use Gitlab CE as a foundational component for a CI/CD pipeline. Part 2, left off at having a GitLab CE and runner installation running in Docker containers. Now, in Part 3, you learn how to define the CI/CD pipeline components in GitLab.

In part 2 of this series, you're ready to install GitLab CE (Community Edition) - a complete DevOps platform that has all the critical features needed in the software development lifecycle.

Explore the first phase of a new clustering solution, available now in CML v2.4.

Learn how to use Gitlab CE as a foundational component for a CI/CD pipeline to manage and configure a simple CML simulated network.

Visit the DevNet Sandbox to learn, develop, and innovate. Now with the latest versions of SD-WAN, Cisco DNA Center, Cisco Modeling Labs (CML), Network Service Orchestrator (NSO), and Cisco AppDynamics.

Cisco Modeling Labs – Enterprise v2.0 gives you a robust network simulation platform with a central store of defined and licensed Cisco IOS images, and a slew of cool, new features to better serve your education, network testing, and CI/CD automation needs.