Updated IOS-XR Programmability Learning Labs and Sandbox Expand Your Options
IOS-XR programmability sandbox and learning labs let developers and network engineers explore the programmability options available in this routing platform.
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Open vRAN Update: NETCONF/YANG Comes to 5G RAN!
One of the key principles of the Open vRAN ecosystem that Cisco and its ecosystem partners announced earlier this year, is to establish open, standard interfaces and management for vRAN. Recently the xRAN Forum has defined the use of IETF’s
The YANG Language – Up, up and away!
Interoperability tests with service-layer YANG is finally coming together. Some comments on an interesting report from EANTC.
Want to Get Started with Network Programmability? Meet me at Cisco Live!
Are you interested in network programmability but not sure where to get started? Are you going to Cisco Live? If you answered yes to either question read...
It’s time to move away from SNMP and CLI and use Model-Driven Telemetry
Traditional features such as SNMP, CLI, and Syslog, used for collecting operational statistics from a network, have several restrictions due to the growth of the objects like IoT devices and cloud based applications. SNMP uses the pull model when
New DevNet Learning Module, “Home Lab: Setting up Your Desktop OS for Network Programmability”
Hey, you networkers out there. (Yes, it’s a little weird – I’m talking to networkers in a blog post at a site where a lot of Developers hang out.) Remember the short struggle when you first learned about Cisco devices? What cable to use to
Fast Tracking Network Automation
Traditional telco operations support systems (OSS) have tended to focus on point solutions that provide specific functions in their own attempt to automate networks. However, this approach has often failed to live up to its promise.
Advancing your programmability journey with latest IOS XR innovations
Discover the latest IOS XR innovations to help you drive the next level of network programmability.
How a Traditional Network Engineer Got Started with Network Programmability
When I was asked to write my experiences preparing to present in the DevNet