Me too. I'll definitively be there. ... View more

Adam, Maybe even upload the code to github. ... View more

Another good resource to learn about NETCONF and YANG are the tail-f videos (Now Cisco NSO) (Tail-f Systems - YouTube). At least for me, those videos were helpful to understand both concepts. ... View more

Adam, Amazing blog post. Very clear and with lots of interesting information. I love the netconf-console recommendation. My starting point in the learning curve of NETCONF/RESTCONF were the DevNet learning labs and also the Programming and Automating Cisco Networks: A guide to network programmability and automation in the data center, campus, and WAN book. I highly recommend both resources. ... View more

Sebastien, If you are talking about APIC-EM, it is linux-based appliance. Configuration is done over a web interface or API. What Adam is showcasing here is the PnP functionality of APIC-EM. best regards, -- Jose ... View more

What I really like about DevNet is the very friendly community that you have built. It's very welcoming to novice users and developers. It is a great bridge for a Partner, that allows to go from the traditional reseller role to the software development world if they are interested. ... View more

Olivier, Check this thread APIC-EM Demo installation We were able to use 32 GBs, we didn't try Adam's suggestion of 22 GB. However, that was for version 1.2. I don't know if that has changed with version 1.3 Best, -- Jose B ... View more

Thanks. As soon as I'm in front of the computer. I'll get to my APIC-EM and make that feature request. ... View more

The EEM stuff is really cool. Would never have thought of it. Very useful. Integrating Spark with APIC-EM is great. I'm still thinking about use cases for POST calls but for GET is quite nice. We are working in a project with a big rollout and we are working in this chat bot to allow the project manager to get the information that he needs without having to go to an engineer. I don't know if it's a feature in the roadmap but I think that having some kind of webhook in APIC-EM would be great for a use case like this. For example I can register to a PnP event and trigger an action in the chat bot, or any other system for that matter, when a new device is configured. Again, great blog. ... View more

Yeah, I'm working on a go library right now. I'll probably have some basic get functionality ready for Cisco Live US. ... View more

Yes, it does. It's not about a specific device but a network behavior. ... View more