ntac-networkautomation - Reminder: NTAC Network Automation SIG Monthly
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- From: Shannon Byrnes <>
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- Subject: Reminder: NTAC Network Automation SIG Monthly
- Date: Thu, 4 May 2023 16:49:15 +0000
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Hi everyone!
A current snapshot of today's agenda is below. Hope to see
you there!
Quick reminder: Today at 3PM EST (5/4/23) is our next SIG monthly meetup. Our agenda, per usual, is located here.
Additional items are welcome.
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!! This is 1 week before I2 Community Exchange
Agenda:
- Agenda Bash
- TechEx Git Workshop Update (Shannon Byrnes, i2)
- Untouched topics moved forward from previous meeting:
- How does everyone handle network engineers who code versus an exprienced developer? It's easy to write a script but how do we roll full blown automation solutions that are easy to maintain. Similar to above^^^
- What metrics are organizations using to justify the resources needed to implement automation?
- Learn about what parts of their network are prioritized for automation, if any.++
- Interested in the How to get started , establishing SSOT's, what are simple ways to get started. What are most common items people have in their SSOT+
- Any ideas how to make a reduction of the network that is still topologically significant? I.e. test on far fewer devices than the actual network. +
- How are people handling reconciling direct devices changes (or via NSO,etc) with their SoT?+
- How are people managing Infrastructure data (devices, rack elevations, cables, sites, etc)?+
- Does anyone have self-service functions exposed to users?+
- What tools and techniques are people using for monitoring their networks?
- How do people implement automatic ticket opening/handling for unstable services and/or for during maintenances?+
- How do people implement IP connector subnet integrations with NSO? For example, how are ip connector subnets automatically allocated and deallocated from something like Infoblox for use with NSO services? Where is this being implemented with respect to NSO and what is triggering the allocation and deallocation behavior?
- How do people implement configuration auditing with NSO? Where and how is this being implemented and how are audit failures being handled? How are users alerted to failures and how are they enabled to deal with them?
- Reminder: NTAC Network Automation SIG Monthly, Shannon Byrnes, 05/04/2023
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