As we method the top of the yr, many individuals take day off. Some individuals prefer to benefit from these quiet instances to spend money on their self-education. That’s why the NSO staff has been arduous at work ensuring you’ve not less than one nice current this vacation season. Our current to you is three new XML/XPATH for NSO studying labs!
Study priceless {industry} expertise
Cisco Community Providers Orchestrator (NSO) is a multi-domain orchestration platform used to handle the configuration lifecycle of bodily and digital community units. The platform makes use of XML and XPath to characterize the information throughout the utility’s Configuration Database (CDB). By studying XML and XPath, you’ll not solely be studying priceless industry-relevant expertise, but in addition in a position to make use of NSO rather more successfully.
New studying labs train you XML/XPath for NSO
Whether or not you might be creating your first configuration template in NSO or hoping to craft an XPath expression to save lots of you time in your growth, these labs will present a superb studying path. The XML/XPath labs do reference the just lately launched Yang for NSO labs at sure factors. Plus, having a working information of information fashions, and the way Yang works, will assist you to perceive a few of sensible functions of XML which might be used inside NSO. So, I like to recommend doing the Yang labs first.
The brand new labs are as follows:
Finish of Yr Wrap-Up
If you’re the kind of one that likes to compensate for studying materials throughout the holidays, don’t miss the opposite sources that we launched this yr for NSO:
All of those labs and sources have been designed for use throughout the NSO Reservable Sandbox. Take it for a spin! You should have a full topology of IOS-XE, IOS-XR, ASA and Nexus units to play with, along with a completely functioning NSO occasion to check out your automation expertise.
From the NSO staff we want you a contented holidays and a contented new yr!
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