Crosswork Automation Hub Knowledge Articles

Abstract: AI is the buzzword these days, with service providers and network equipment vendors all weighing in. But from a standardization perspective, what exactly needs to be defined for AI to be widely deployed in networks? The answer isn’t fully ...

Abstract: In this talk, we'll walk through an example of setting up Cisco Network Services Orchestrator (NSO) on Kubernetes, focusing :on essential steps and configurations. Using an existing setup as a reference, we'll cover key components, providi...

Abstract: AI is the new magic word. Some believe it is the answer to all their problems, while others see it only as ephemeral hype like others in the past. In this session, we will explore, in very plain terms, why AI is relevant to networking and ...

Abstract: Cisco Crosswork Network Controller (CNC) supports out of box visualization of VPN Services and associated Traffic engineered underlay paths for the supported out of box NSO packages - the TSDN Core Function Packs. This session discusses how...

Abstract: Infrastructure visibility is vital for a seamless experience—it’s how you manage complex networks with ease. Cisco Crosswork Network Controller ESSENTIAL provide operator full visibility and control of infrastructure resources. * Simple an...

Abstract: AI brings very interesting options for creating workflows more easily. We will show how generally available AI tools can be used to bring learned knowledge into your workflow designs. The building of CWM workflows using Serverless Workflow...

Abstract: Traditionally optical and IP network teams use different tools to manage their networks and operate in silos, but this is inefficient and time consuming for fault remediation and service provisioning. Multi-layer/multi-domain network visua...

Abstract: Service providers are transitioning to segment routing (SR) and segment routing v6 (SRv6), which promise streamlining, simplification, and abstraction, but also come with configuration and migration complexities. This session explores how ...

Abstract: The demand for high-quality, differentiated services is growing. The good news is that innovative solutions like network automation and automated assurance are creating opportunities to build new revenue streams and differentiate services ...

Abstract: As we continue to expand the multi-vendor capabilities in CWM, we want to introduce you to the enhancements we are building for Fleet Upgrade (router software upgrades). Additionally in this release we are bringing a face to Fleet Upgrade ...

Abstract: OpenTelemetry is a key trend in application observability. In this talk, we will explore the latest advancements and demonstrate how Network Services Orchestrator can be integrated with Splunk using OpenTelemetry. Speaker: Roque Gagliano, ...

Abstract: As network infrastructures become increasingly complex, organizations require more than service orchestration to ensure seamless network operations. Cisco's Network Services Orchestrator (NSO) offers powerful provisioning automation and Cr...

Abstract: This presentation explores the impact of Generative AI (GenAI) on application development and DevOps. We will discuss its integration into development pipelines, focusing on automating coding tasks, optimizing testing, and enhancing deploy...

Abstract: Introducing the CWM capability for creating human dialogs enabling operations teams to provide inputs dynamically, process approvals for next steps, and view results at predefined points within a workflow.  With CWM 1.2 this capability is ...

Abstract: Highlighting key functions delivered in CWM 1.2, and an eye to future features in the pipeline. Speaker: Jesse Wayne, Engineering Product Manager, Cisco