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One of many joys of being a product manager for a true platform product (NSO that is) that you get to find out the many cool and inspiring things people do with it that you may not have thought of in the first place. NSO is to some extent that magic...
Spring is in the air, which in Swedish terms means that temperatures are (mostly) above freezing, and we get more than 3-4 hours of sunlight per 24-hour cycle. This also traditionally (3 years is a tradition, no?) means that we are heads-down plannin...
We are packing our tote-bags with NSO and Ansible modules to go to Ansiblefest 2018 in Austin, Texas on Oct 2-3. This is a continuation of (and a step up from) our presence and presentation at Ansiblefest last year when we launched our NSO modules.
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Three weeks ago we set up shop at SDN and NFV World Congress 2017 in the Hague, Netherlands. This is a great event, with many visitors from the service provider community with a special interest around SDN and NFV. We try to bring new and interesting...
A couple of weeks I presented work we have done on NSO and Ansible integration to a great audience at Ansiblefest 2017 in San Francisco. The videos are available here. The presentation consisted of an introduction to NSO, and introduced three new Ans...
Final (and brief) update. The first three modules are now all in ansible:devel and ready for Ansible 2.5. We may be able to sneak in two more modules (show and query) as well. cnasten is working on it.
I'm happy to say that our first pull request has been accepted into ansible:devel in preparation for inclusion into ansible 2.5. The commit content is available here. Next up is to open pull requests for the other two modules (nso_verify and nso_acti...
