This document discusses YANG data models and automation. It provides background on the speaker and their focus on manageability. It describes how automation is required for today's large, dynamic networks. YANG is introduced as the standard data modeling language that can be used to define management information for protocols like NETCONF and RESTCONF. Examples of organizations developing YANG models are provided. The document emphasizes that data model-driven APIs are key to enabling automation.
This document discusses YANG data models and automation. It provides background on the speaker and their focus on manageability. It describes how automation is required for today's large, dynamic networks. YANG is introduced as the standard data modeling language that can be used to define management information for protocols like NETCONF and RESTCONF. Examples of organizations developing YANG models are provided. The document emphasizes that data model-driven APIs are key to enabling automation.
Dynamic Service Configuration and Automated Network Configuration with NETCON...Tail-f Systems
This document discusses dynamic service configuration and automated network configuration using NETCONF and YANG. It summarizes the problem with a lack of standardization in network device configuration historically. NETCONF and YANG are introduced as a solution, with NETCONF providing a protocol for managing network devices and YANG providing a data modeling language. The document argues this approach will improve service quality, reduce costs for provisioning software and operational staff compared to the current proprietary and manual approaches.
Network Test Automation - Net Ops Coding 2015Hiroshi Ota
1. The document discusses network test automation using tools like Serverspec, Infrataster, Lbspec, and Rspec-ssltls to test network configurations and connectivity. These tools use Ruby and RSpec to test servers, DNS, firewalls, load balancers, and SSL/TLS without requiring changes to production systems.
2. Examples are provided showing how to test server reachability, DNS entries, firewall rules, load balancer behavior, and SSL/TLS settings using the different tools. Tests can be run to check configurations without affecting live networks.
3. Running the RSpec tests produces results indicating how many examples passed and failed, allowing engineers to test network changes with confidence before deploying
Synopsis: A discussion of the requirements for next generation network management identified in RFC 3535 which lead to the development of NETCONF and YANG.
Synopsis: A tutorial on the NETCONF protocol. The operations of the core NETCONF protocol are taught. This is followed by examination of traces of NETCONF sessions.
This document provides a summary of a YANG tutorial presentation on advanced YANG statements, including must statements, augment statements, when statements, choice statements, identity statements, feature statements, deviations, and YANG modeling strategies. It discusses topics like restricting valid values with XPath expressions in must statements, adding new data with augment statements, making data conditional with when statements, modeling related enumerations with identity statements, and marking data as optional with feature statements. The presentation aims to help people understand and properly apply these important YANG modeling constructs.
Synopsis: Part 1 of a tutorial on the YANG data modeling language. The basics of YANG are taught in this module. More advanced YANG statements are taught in Part 2.
Synopsis: A high-level technical introduction to ConfD. Introduction to ConfD architecture, data model driven paradigm, core engine features and northbound interfaces.
A 30-minute Introduction to NETCONF and YANGTail-f Systems
This is a live document that I use to present the state of NETCONF and YANG in various contexts. I use it to inform and get conversation going, not to provide complete and final documentation of NETCONF and YANG. I update this document almost monthly, mostly with regards to industry support and working group timelines, check back!
This document provides a tutorial on NETCONF and YANG, which are standards for network configuration and management. NETCONF was designed to address operators' requirements for easier network-wide configuration, validation of changes, and transactional management across multiple devices. It uses SSH for secure transport and XML encoding. YANG provides data models to define the configuration and state data. The tutorial covers the background and motivation for these standards, an overview of NETCONF operations and examples, and a demonstration of YANG data modeling. It explains how NETCONF enables network-wide atomic transactions, fulfilling a key operator need and improving the cost and complexity of network management.
Tips and Tricks for developing Windows APO driversAtomu Hidaka
This document describes Windows APO, an important feature of Windows Audio.
This is a compilation of useful information from sessions at device driver development seminars. This includes useful techniques and tips for APO developers.
S2E: A Platform for In Vivo Multi-Path Analysis of Software Systems. Vitaly Chipounov, Volodymyr Kuznetsov, George Candea. 16th Intl. Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems (ASPLOS), Newport Beach, CA, March 2011.
This is the material of FUKUOKA Engineer Day 2018. Visual Studio App Center's features, distribution, crashes, analytics and push notification. are mainly described.
9. テストを実行する
$ rake spec
<snip>
Finished in 0.29055 seconds (files took 7.04 seconds to load)
1 example, 1 failure
Failed examples:
rspec ./spec/default/cumulus_vagrant_spec.rb:4 # Interface "swp1" should be up
11. テスト対象コードを実行する
$ itamae ssh --vagrant --host default itamae/cookbooks/interfaces.rb
INFO : Starting Itamae...
INFO : Recipe: /Users/masa/work/Vagrant/cumulus/itamae/cookbooks/interfaces.rb
INFO : execute[configure a swp1] executed will change from 'false' to 'true'