Tag: Automation
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Tutorial: public ghrc.io container image (github respository) using github actions
We will walk you through the simple steps to create your own public ghrc.io container image for your GitHub repository.
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Unlocking the Power of Kubernetes Operators for Network Automation [Part 1]
![Unlocking the Power of Kubernetes Operators for Network Automation [Part 1]](https://brewpackets.blog/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/kubebuilder-operator-kubenetes-tutorial-network-automation-e1699657506748.jpg)
In this blog post, we’ll dive into the world of Kubernetes operators for network management. We’ll show how to use kubebuilder in a quick tutorial first to build the foundation of your operator.
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Using pyang for Checking YANG Models for Nokia 7×50
The YANG data modeling language is widely used in network configuration and data representation. This tutorial guides you through the installation and use of pyang, a YANG validator, converter, and code generator, to inspect the YANG info for Nokia 7×50 models.
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New House, New City and New Job
Life has taken a wonderful turn with my recent move to Melissa, bringing with it a host of exciting changes. From gardening and DIY projects, and a solar power initiative, to network automation and Kubernetes exploration
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Python: URL Construction: Mapping Magic vs. If/Else Statements
We explore two approaches to URL construction: “Mapping” and the logical “If/Else Statements.”
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How to Fix .gitignore after Pushing Undesired Files to the Repository
sometimes we inadvertently commit files that were supposed to be ignored. In such cases, the git rm -r –cached command comes in handy
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NANOG88: gNMI and ChatGPT To Troubleshoot EVPN Datacenter Fabrics
I am happy that during NANOG88 conference, I had the privilege of presenting a tutorial that I am now pleased to inform you is available for viewing by the wider audience on YouTube.
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What is __name__ and __main__ in python?
As a Python enthusiast, you’re likely digging into others’ code, seeking to learn and understand more. This self-driven exploration is indeed a fantastic way to enhance your skills. However, it’s natural to come across a few puzzling aspects, like __main__ or __name__, leaving you a bit befuddled. These are powerful constructs within Python that control…
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Calico and MetalLB working together with BGP
When we want to make Calico and MetalLB working together with BGP, we’ll run into the following issue: BGP only allows one session to be established from the same source IP. So, if Calico has a session established with your BGP router, MetalLB cannot establish its own session – it’ll get rejected as a duplicate…
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NANOG87: Network Automation Show Down
A couple of months ago, Cat Gurinsky sent a general message in Linkedin asking for people to participate in a network automation panel during NANOG87 in Atlanta (2023, Feb 13-15). coincidentally, I was thinking over those days, what sort of presentation I could submit. Thinking in something that could be a good contribution to the…