How to Study for the Cisco DEVNET Professional Exam: Essential Tips for Success
Table of Contents Introduction Embarking on the path of Cisco certifications has been an enlightening journey for me. I recently ticked off a significant achievement
Cisco DNA Center Ansible – Issue: DNA Center Python SDK not installed
Table of Contents Introduction I’m currently preparing for the Cisco Live lab, an event set to take place in Las Vegas in the upcoming weeks.
Unleashing the Power of Network Digital Twins within CI/CD Environments – Part 2
Table of Contents Introduction Alright, let’s get down to business 🚀 ! In this part, I will show you how an end-to-end pipeline can be
Unleashing the Power of Network Digital Twins within CI/CD Environments – Part 1
Table of Contents Introduction Nowadays networks have evolved rapidly in the last recent years, and traditional methods of overcoming the changes in the networks may
Cisco NDFC ZTP (Zero-Touch-Provisioning) with Ansible for BGP EVPN fabrics
Table of Contents Introduction If you want to build BGP EVPN based Datacenter fabrics, Cisco’s answer is NDFC (Nexus Dashboard Fabric Controller). Cisco Nexus Dashboard
ACI as Code with Terraform and GitLab CI/CD
Table of Contents Introduction In my previous blog articles, I have been talking about how to set up: GITLAB AS A TERRAFORM STATE FILE BACKEND
GitLab CI/CD pipeline to build your own Docker container and upload to your own registry 📦
Table of Contents Introduction The Docker containers are standardized units that can be created on demand to deploy a defined set of applications for a
Cisco DNA Center ZTP (Zero-touch-provisioning) with Ansible intent-based 🥳
Table of Contents Introduction One use case that I have been working on for several customers is the ZTP (Zero-Touch-Provisioning) via PNP (Plug and Play)
GitLab as a Terraform state file backend 📝
Table of Contents Introduction When I started my first Terraform project within GitLab I wondered where should I store my state file. One option could
I think that's the single best piece of advice: constantly think about how you could be doing things better and questioning yourself.