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Using CLI as Training Wheels with NETCONF/YANG
6 min read
Get all the details behind what we announced at Cisco Live! "Introducing an entirely new era of networking." Here's how you can get started, with Cisco DevNet.
The New Network – It’s for Developers!
6 min read
With Open IOS XE, Cisco is Changing the Game Old-school network engineers probably remember the Cisco 2500-series router. It ran a slow Motorola 68000 CPU, the monolithic IOS operating system,...
Orchestrated Assurance: What is it and why do I need it?
3 min read
Service Providers to deliver network services faster with assured customer quality. Cisco Orchestrated Assurance powered by Netrounds offer a new solution to this challenge.
What to Look for in an NFV Deployment and Orchestration Solution
4 min read
Introducing Cisco NFV Orchestrator with Elastic Services Controller
MPLS+SDN+NFV World Congress 2017: Where The Rubber Meets The Road
4 min read
Industry experts, operators and vendors present real use cases and technology demos to demonstrate what works, and what does not, for real deployments in live networks.
WAN Automation–Not Just Another New Release, but a Game Changer
2 min read
Cisco WAN Automation Engine (WAE) is enabling real-time network planning and the latest release, WAE 7.0 is now available.
Automate and Simplify Your Operations – Cisco NSO Leads the Way
3 min read
Change is never easy. And network management teams are facing unprecedented change as Service Providers are under pressure from their enterprise customers to deliver and support more agile service offerings. New technology innovations like programmable networks and network functions virtualization (NFV) can give service providers the operational agility and increased scalability needed to meet these […]
OpenConfig on Cisco Platforms
3 min read
With a lot of buzz around supporting vendor-neutral data models at the device layer, it's a good time to discuss how Cisco is supporting open models, and OpenConfig models.
Boring is the New Awesome
2 min read
The core principle of model-driven telemetry is super simple: as much usable data out of the network as fast as possible. The implementation is also pretty subtle: a push mechanism, data models, open-source encodings. In fact, it’s all so simple and subtle that some folks look under the hood and say, “so what?” To that, […]
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