Overview   Cisco Crosswork Network Automation is a micro-services platform that brings together streaming telemetry, big data, and model-driven application programming interfaces (APIs). This demonstration highlights the Cisco Crosswork applications Health Insights and Change Automation. Health Insights is a network health application that performs real-time key performance indicator (KPI) monitoring, alerting, and troubleshooting. Change Automation is an application that automates the process of deploying changes to the network.   Scenarios   Scenario 1: Add Devices, Verify Initial Topology, and Router Configuration Scenario 2: Configure KPIs in Health Insights Scenario 3: Verify KPIs Scenario 4: Detect a Problem in the Network Scenario 5: Remediate Issues with Change Automation Scenario 6: Apply Software Update with Change Automation Scenario 7: Blackhole Detection   Requirements   Required Optional ● Laptop ● Cisco AnyConnect®   Components   Crosswork Network Automation 2.0 Health Insights 2.0 Change Automation 2.0 VIRL 1.5 IOS XRv 9000 6.2.1 TraGenSer 5.1   Features   Crosswork Network Automation Application infrastructure based on Industry Standards Collector services for apps with Normalization Storage Services Health Insights Monitor KPIs in Real Time Alerts on spikes and drops Configure SLA thresholds Change Automation Automate network changes Remediate anomalies Closed loop detection and resolution VIRL Virtual environment for building network topologies Simulation of networking components Capable of running a range of virtual machines (VMs) running Cisco operating systems (IOS-XE, IOS Classic, IOS-XR, and NX-OS) Support for third-party VMs Capture and analyze network traffic at any node Validate configurations prior to physical deployment IOS XRv 9000 Full IOS XR control plane router TraGenSer Traffic Generator with dynamic configuration Can create background traffic in meshes between all nodes Point to point flows with set duration and load   Resources   View the content overview: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/demo/cisco-crosswork-network-automation-2-0-v1 Visit the Cisco dCloud help page: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help. Access all available Cisco dCloud content: https://dcloud.cisco.com. Contact Us: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help/dcloud-service-provider-contacts. ... View more

Overview   Cisco Crosswork Network Automation (CNA) is a micro-services platform that brings together streaming telemetry, big data, and model-driven application programming interfaces (APIs). This demonstration highlights the CNA applications, Health Insights and Change Automation: Health Insights is a network health application that performs real-time key performance indicator (KPI) monitoring, alerting, and troubleshooting. Change Automation is an application that automates the process of deploying changes to the network.   Scenarios   Scenario 1: Add Devices, Verify Initial Topology, and Router Configuration Scenario 2: Configure KPIs in Health Insights Scenario 3: Verify KPIs Scenario 4: Detect a Problem in the Network Scenario 5: Remediate Issues with Change Automation Scenario 6: Apply Software Update with Change Automation Scenario 7: Blackhole Detection   Requirements   Required Optional Laptop Cisco AnyConnect®   Components   Crosswork Network Automation 1.2 Health Insights 1.2 Change Automation 1.2 VIRL 1.5 IOS XRv 9000 6.2.1 TraGenSer 5.1   Features   Crosswork Network Automation Application infrastructure based on Industry Standards Collector services for apps with Normalization Storage Services Health Insights Monitor KPIs in Real Time Alerts on spikes and drops Configure SLA thresholds Change Automation Automate network changes Remediate anomalies Closed loop detection and resolution VIRL Virtual environment for building network topologies Simulation of networking components Capable of running a range of virtual machines (VMs) running Cisco operating systems (IOS-XE, IOS Classic, IOS-XR, and NX-OS) Support for third-party VMs Capture and analyze network traffic at any node Validate configurations prior to physical deployment IOS XRv 9000 Full IOS XR control plane router TraGenSer Traffic Generator with dynamic configuration Can create background traffic in meshes between all nodes Point to point flows with set duration and load   Resources   View the content overview: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/demo/cisco-crosswork-network-automation-1-2-v1 Visit the Cisco dCloud help page: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help. Access all available Cisco dCloud content: https://dcloud.cisco.com. Contact Us: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help/dcloud-service-provider-contacts ... View more

Overview Cisco® Crosswork Situation Manager uses patented artificial intelligence technology to automatically reduce your alert volume, get proactive insights into the health of your technology stack, and collaborate quickly to resolve any incident that might arise. The main benefits are noise reduction and event correlation and aggregation, increasing efficiency of operations. This demo walks you through the features of Cisco Crosswork situation manager focusing on the user interface and using a pre-recorded set of events, allows you to experience the work flow of events to situations, and using collaboration features. Scenarios Scenario 1: Introducing Situation Manager Scenario 2: Work the Situation Scenario 3: Optional - Restart Crosswork Situation Manager to repeat demo Requirements Required Optional ● Laptop ● Cisco AnyConnect® Components Crosswork Situation Manager (based on moogsoft AIOps 6.4.0.2) Features Crosswork Situation Manager Automatic noise reduction Algorithmic correlation Cross-silo collaboration Probable root cause Algorithmic knowledge capture Resources View the content overview: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/demo/cisco-crosswork-situation-manager-data-center-1-0 Visit the Cisco dCloud help page: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help. Access all available Cisco dCloud content: https://dcloud.cisco.com. Contact Us: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help/dcloud-service-provider-contacts. ... View more

Overview This lab provides hands-on experience with the programmability infrastructure of Cisco IOS XR. This new infrastructure allows you to manage a device with great flexibility in terms of models, encodings and transport options. In this lab, you will use XR native, IETF and OpenConfig YANG models to interact with NETCONF and Google RPC agents running on Cisco IOS XR. You will also use streaming telemetry, simple Python scripts and custom Ansible modules based on a model-driven SDK to enable advanced network programmability and closed-loop automation. Scenarios Scenario 1. Initial System Configuration Using NETCONF Scenario 2. Interior Routing Configuration Using gRPC Scenario 3. MPLS Deployment in Python Using Model-Driven SDK Scenario 4. BGP Deployment in Python Using Model-Driven SDK and Telemetry Scenario 5. IP Reachability Automation Using Ansible Requirements Required: Laptop Optional: Cisco AnyConnect® Components Linux controller host IOS XRV9k 6.3.2 Features Linux Host Runs NETCONF and gRPC client script Runs Python scripts using YANG development kit (YDK) Runs Pipeline collector for streaming telemetry data IOS XRv9k Runs Python scripts to consume telemetry data from Kafka data bus Runs Ansible module and playbook Resources View the content overview: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/demo/cisco-ios-xr-programmability-intermediate-v2 Visit the Cisco dCloud help page: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help. Access all available Cisco dCloud content: https://dcloud.cisco.com. Contact Us: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help/dcloud-service-provider-contacts. ... View more

Overview This DevNet Express DNA sandbox allows you to learn about the building blocks of the Cisco Digital Network Architecture (DNA). It includes an introduction to REST APIs, how to code in Python, and how to use programmability in the context of controllers and device-level interfaces. Cisco DNA is an open, extensible, and software-driven architecture. This structure provides application developers with a variety of ways to approach programmability and automation for both physical and virtual networks environments using Cisco and third-party environments. DNA also complements Cisco's data center based Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) technology by extending a policy-driven approach and software strategy throughout the entire network, from campus to branch, wired to wireless, and core to edge. Scenarios Scenario 1: Schedule a Session Requirements Required Optional ● Laptop with HTML5 browser.  Google Chrome suggested ● Login credentials for developer.cisco.com ● Login credentials for developer.webex.com ● Cisco Webex Teams™ Client (www.webex.com) ● Cisco AnyConnect Components Cisco DNA-Center 1.2 Cisco CSR1000 with IOS XE 16.08 Cisco Meraki Cisco NFVIS 3.7 Cisco CMX 10.4 Centos 7 (as hosted development environment) Features DevOps Human-Interaction Perspective Interact using the Cisco Webex Teams REST APIs Interact with the Meraki APIs Interact with the DNA Center Platform APIs Infrastructure Perspective Device Programmability using RESTCONF on CSR1000 Device Programmability using NETCONF/Yang on CSR1000 Device Programmability with NFVIS Controller Perspective DNA Center Platform REST APIs – Getting started using Inventory, Topology, Device Count CMX REST APIs NFVIS APIs Resources View the content overview: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/demo/cisco-devnet-express-dna-sandbox-v3a Visit the Cisco dCloud help page: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help. Access all available Cisco dCloud content: https://dcloud.cisco.com. Contact Us: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help/dcloud-service-provider-contacts. ... View more

Overview Cisco® Crosswork Situation Manager uses patented artificial intelligence technology to automatically reduce your alert volume, get proactive insights into the health of your technology stack, and collaborate quickly to resolve any incident that might arise. The main benefits are noise reduction and event correlation and aggregation, increasing efficiency of operations. This demo walks you through the features of Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager focusing on the user interface and using a pre-recorded set of events, allows you to experience the work flow of events to situations, and using collaboration features. Scenarios Scenario 1: Crosswork Situation Manager UI Dashboard Scenario 2: System Settings Scenario 3: Inject Events to Trigger New Situations Scenario 4: View the Newly Created Situations and Alerts Scenario 5: Resolving Situations Scenario 6: Optional - Restart Crosswork Situation Manager to Repeat Demo Requirements Required:  Laptop Optional:  Cisco AnyConnect ® Components Crosswork Situation Manager (based on moogsoft AIOps 6.4.0.2) Features Crosswork Situation Manager Automatic noise reduction: Rank monitoring events by significance, enabling IT and network operations teams to focus only on relevant alerts. Up to 99 percent noise reduction without rules or filters, avoiding both false positives (useless alerts that distract operators) and false negatives (useful alerts that are filtered out before operators see them), as well as minimizing operator fatigue from excessive alert volumes. Avoids issues being lost in the noise and helps operators focus on relevant events. Algorithmic correlation: A variety of patented algorithmic and machine-learning techniques build clusters of related alerts automatically, identifying unique situations without the need for laborious development and time-intensive maintenance of rules, filters, or inventory-based service maps. Reduce incidents being created in ticketing systems (existing customers have seen 62 percent reduction of tickets), avoiding the corresponding direct and indirect costs. Delivers situational context around an issue, enabling correct prioritization, without requiring laborious creation and maintenance of rules, filters, or service maps. Cross-silo collaboration: Automatically assemble cross-disciplinary teams to work on identified situations, while avoiding distraction effect of involving unnecessarily large teams in issues where they are not required. New participants can be invited automatically (based on skills required) or manually and receive notification by email or SMS or through integration with existing notification systems. Streamlines both diagnosis and remediation by limiting size of incident teams and providing powerful collaboration tools (situation room). Existing customers have seen 30 percent reduction in customer-identified incidents and 25 percent reduction in MTTR, leading to greater quality of service for less effort. Integrated ChatOps functionality further accelerates diagnosis and remediation by integrating Cisco or external automation tools. Probable root cause: Machine-learning functionality to identify events that might be the root cause of a situation and rank them according to the confidence of that identification. Enable IT and network operations teams to start their investigation from events that have the greatest chance of being the cause of the incident, without requiring manual dependency mapping. Algorithmic knowledge capture: Suggest resolving actions captured automatically from past situations in order to speed resolution times and identify recurring issues. Assemble knowledge based on proven solutions to past situations, with inline ratings by operators to help flag useful suggestions. Provide IT and network operations teams with proven remediation actions from past situations, without requiring manual documentation to be compiled or consulted. Resources View the content overview: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/demo_news/cisco-crosswork-situation-manager-1-0-v1 Visit the Cisco dCloud help page: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help. Access all available Cisco dCloud content: https://dcloud.cisco.com. Contact Us: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help/dcloud-service-provider-contacts ... View more

Overview The Cisco WAN Automation Engine (WAE) is a powerful, flexible, software-defined networking (SDN) platform. It abstracts and simplifies your WAN environment while making it fully open and programmable. WAE network-modeling technology enables real-time analysis of traffic needs and traffic placement in complex WAN topologies. This is a sandbox intended for self-study, and it provides a variety of scenarios that interact with numerous components of WAE. You will interact with the WAE platform across a set of APIs and technologies, including Cisco Network Services Orchestrator (NSO), Segment Routing, MPLS, PCEP, and BGP-LS. This environment uses Virtual Internet Routing Lab (VIRL). VIRL is a multi-purpose network virtualization platform that provides an easy way to build, configure, and test new or existing network topologies with an intuitive user interface (UI). Scenarios Scenario 1: Access WAE Lab Requirements Required Optional ● Laptop ● Cisco AnyConnect® Components Cisco WAE 7.1.1 NSO 4.5.0.1 IOS XRv 6.4.1 Virtual Internet Routing Lab (VIRL) Features WAE Model-driven path visibility and computation engine Simulates and optimizes paths in a network Bandwidth related use cases with WAE as an application integrated with XTC – Bandwidth Optimization and Bandwidth on Demand XTC A stateful, distributed path computation engine running in IOS XR NSO Service Orchestrator for provisioning/deploying service and configurations to devices Using NSO to deploy an local explicit SR policy and query WAE for an optimal path before deployment Using NSO to deploy a local SR policy with Bandwidth constraint VIRL Multi-purpose network virtualization platform. Provides an easy way to build, configure, and test new or existing network topologies Resources View the content overview: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/demo/cisco-wan-automation-engine-7-1-segment-routing-and-xtc-sandbox-v2 Visit the Cisco dCloud help page: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help. Access all available Cisco dCloud content: https://dcloud.cisco.com. Contact Us: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help/dcloud-service-provider-contacts. ... View more

Overview Cisco Network Services Orchestrator ® (NSO) is the industry-leading software solution for automating services across traditional and virtualized networks. Using Cisco NSO, Service Providers can realize the promise of automation and virtualization by automating services, end-to-end, across traditional physical networks, new virtual networks, or hybrid physical/virtual topologies. One of the keys to successfully utilizing Cisco NSO is in developing effective “service models.” Service models are meant to implement “business logic” and provide a layer of abstraction between the focus of the service and the underlying hardware upon which it is implemented. This Lab focuses, at a “101 level” on the process of creating Cisco NSO service models. Scenarios Scenario 1: Bringing Up the Lab Scenario 2: Template-Only Model, Single-Namespace Scenario 3: Template-Only Model, Five-Namespaces Scenario 4: Python-and-Template Model, Five-Namespaces Scenario 5: Using REST API calls Scenario 6: Python and Template Model with External (CDB) Resources Requirements Required Optional Laptop (MAC preferred) with Cisco AnyConnect Laptop Chrome browser Laptop terminal emulation application for SSH (SecureCRT, iTerm, PuTTY, etc.) Basic Linux familiarity including file/directory handling and file editing (e.g vi) Basic programming familiarity is very helpful (e.g. Python, Java, etc.) Generic text editor (Sublime, Text Wrangler, Notepad, etc.)t Components Cisco Network Services Orchestrator (NSO) 4.6.0 Features Cisco Network Services Orchestrator: An orchestration platform providing a single, network-wide interface for all network devices and services, as well as a common modeling language and data store for both services and devices across physical, virtual and hybrid multi-vendor environments. Resources View the content overview: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/demo/cisco-nso-service-modeling-101-lab-scenarios-1-6-v1 Visit the Cisco dCloud help page: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help. Access all available Cisco dCloud content: https://dcloud.cisco.com. Contact Us: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help/dcloud-service-provider-contacts. ... View more

Cisco® Virtual Internet Routing Lab (VIRL) is a multi-purpose network virtualization platform that provides an easy way to build, configure, and test new or existing network topologies with an intuitive user interface (UI). VIRL enables customers to support critical missions, such as designing, training, release testing, and configuration staging, without the expense of buying and staging real network hardware. This demonstration requires familiarity with Cisco networking architecture and routing fundamentals. Scenarios Scenario 1: Modify an Existing Sample Topology Requirements Required:  Laptop Optional:  Cisco AnyConnect® Components OpenStack Mitaka VIRL_CORE 0.10.35.32 AutoNetkit 0.24.0/0.23.10 Topology Visualization Engine 0.17.28 Live Network Collection Engine 0.12.6 VM Maestro 1.5.0-507 The following platform reference model VMs are available for internal users: IOSv - 15.6(3)M (New) IOSv L2 - 15.2 (03.2017) IOS XRv - 6.1.3 image IOS XRv 9000 - 6.2.2 image (NOT BUNDLED, must be installed from the VIRL Software page in the UWM) (New) CSR 1000v - 16.6.1 XE-based image (New) NX-OSv 7.3.0.1 (Nexus 7000) NX-OSv 9000 7.0.3.I7.1 ( Nexus 9000 )  (NOT BUNDLED, must be installed from the VIRL Software page in the UWM) (New) ASAv 9.8.2 (New) CoreOS 899.13.0 Ubuntu 16.04.3 Cloud-init image (New) This demonstration uses the following Linux container images: Ubuntu 16.04 LXC iPerf 2.0.2 LXC Routem 2.1(8) LXC Ostinato-drone 0.8 LXC Features Cisco VM Maestro Flexible network layout and connections Intuitive interface for creating network configurations Ability to run user interface locally and perform computations in the cloud Cisco VIRL Virtual environment for building network topologies Simulation of networking components Capable of supporting a range of virtual machines (VMs) running Cisco operating systems (IOS-XE, IOS Classic, IOS-XR, and NX-OS) Support for third-party VMs Capture and analyze network traffic at any node Validate configurations prior to physical deployment Resources View the content overview: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/demo/virl-1-5-137-sandbox-february-release-v1 . Visit the Cisco dCloud help page: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help. Access all available Cisco dCloud content: https://dcloud.cisco.com. Contact Us: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help/dcloud-service-provider-contacts ... View more

Overview OpenDaylight (ODL) is a collaborative, open-source project used to advance software-defined networking (SDN). OpenDaylight is a community-led, industry-supported framework consisting of code and blueprints. Using this framework, you can accelerate process adoption, foster innovation, reduce risk, and create a more transparent approach to SDN. OpenDaylight can be a core component within any SDN architecture. Building on open-source SDN and NFV controllers enables users to reduce operational complexity, extend the life of their existing infrastructure hardware, and enable new services and capabilities only available with SDN. This demonstration uses Virtual Internet Routing Lab (VIRL). VIRL is a multi-purpose network virtualization platform that provides an easy way to build, configure, and test new or existing network topologies with an intuitive user interface. Scenarios Scenario 1: Explore ODL Features Scenario 2: Explore DLUX Scenario 3: Install BGP Pathman Application Scenario 4: Enable OpenFlow in Karaf Scenario 5: Install OpenFlow Manager Application Scenario 6: Explore Pathman Segment Routing Scenario 7: Explore netACL Application Requirements Required: Laptop Optional: Cisco® AnyConnect® Components Cisco VIRL, including: XRV 6.2.1 ODL Oxygen SR1 Postman PC Workstation at 198.18.133.252 Includes PuTTY with shortcut for ODL host Chrome with some extensions Features Cisco VIRL Virtual environment for building network topologies Simulation of networking components Capable of running a range of virtual machines (VMs) running Cisco operating systems (IOS-XE, IOS Classic, IOS-XR, and NX-OS) Support for third-party VMs Capture and analyze network traffic at any node Validate configurations prior to physical deployment Resources View the content overview: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/demo/cisco-opendaylight-oxygen-with-apps-with-8-nodes-v1 Visit the Cisco dCloud help page: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help. Access all available Cisco dCloud content: https://dcloud.cisco.com. Contact Us: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help/dcloud-service-provider-contacts. ... View more

Overview OpenDaylight (ODL) is a collaborative, open-source project used to advance software-defined networking (SDN). OpenDaylight is a community-led, industry-supported framework consisting of code and blueprints. Using this framework, you can accelerate process adoption, foster innovation, reduce risk, and create a more transparent approach to SDN. OpenDaylight can be a core component within any SDN architecture. Building on open-source SDN and NFV controllers enables users to reduce operational complexity, extend the life of their existing infrastructure hardware, and enable new services and capabilities only available with SDN. This demonstration uses Virtual Internet Routing Lab (VIRL). VIRL is a multi-purpose network virtualization platform that provides an easy way to build, configure, and test new or existing network topologies with an intuitive user interface. Scenarios Scenario 1: Explore ODL Features Scenario 2: Explore DLUX Scenario 3: Install BGP Pathman Application Scenario 4: Enable OpenFlow in Karaf Scenario 5: Install OpenFlow Manager Application Scenario 6: Explore Pathman Segment Routing Scenario 7: Explore netACL Application Scenario 8: Explore Yangman Requirements Required:  Laptop Optional:  Cisco® AnyConnect® Components Cisco VIRL XRV 6.2.1 ODL Carbon SR3 PC Workstation at 198.18.133.252 Includes PuTTY with shortcut for ODL host Chrome with some extensions Postman Features Cisco VIRL Virtual environment for building network topologies Simulation of networking components Capable of running a range of virtual machines (VMs) running Cisco operating systems (IOS-XE, IOS Classic, IOS-XR, and NX-OS) Support for third-party VMs Capture and analyze network traffic at any node Validate configurations prior to physical deployment Resources View the content overview: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/demo/cisco-opendaylight-carbon-sr3-with-apps-with-8-nodes-v1 Visit the Cisco dCloud help page: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help. Access all available Cisco dCloud content: https://dcloud.cisco.com. Contact Us: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help/dcloud-service-provider-contacts. ... View more

Overview OpenDaylight (ODL) is a collaborative, open-source project used to advance software-defined networking (SDN). OpenDaylight is a community-led, industry-supported framework consisting of code and blueprints. Using this framework, you can accelerate process adoption, foster innovation, reduce risk, and create a more transparent approach to SDN. OpenDaylight can be a core component within any SDN architecture. Building on open-source SDN and NFV controllers enables users to reduce operational complexity, extend the life of their existing infrastructure hardware, and enable new services and capabilities only available with SDN. This demonstration uses Virtual Internet Routing Lab (VIRL). VIRL is a multi-purpose network virtualization platform that provides an easy way to build, configure, and test new or existing network topologies with an intuitive user interface. Scenarios Scenario 1: Explore ODL Features Scenario 2: Explore DLUX Scenario 3: Install BGP Pathman Application Scenario 4: Enable OpenFlow in Karaf Scenario 5: Install OpenFlow Manager Application Scenario 6: Explore Pathman Segment Routing Scenario 7: Explore netACL Application Scenario 8: Explore Yangman Requirements Required: Laptop Optional: Cisco ® AnyConnect ® Components Cisco VIRL XRV 6.2.1 ODL Nitrogen SR2 Postman PC Workstation at 198.18.133.252 Includes PuTTY with shortcut for ODL host Chrome with some extensions Features Cisco VIRL Virtual environment for building network topologies Simulation of networking components Capable of running a range of virtual machines (VMs) running Cisco operating systems (IOS-XE, IOS Classic, IOS-XR, and NX-OS) Support for third-party VMs Capture and analyze network traffic at any node Validate configurations prior to physical deployment Resources View the content overview: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/demo/cisco-opendaylight-nitrogen-sr2-with-apps-with-8-nodes-v1 Visit the Cisco dCloud help page: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help. Access all available Cisco dCloud content: https://dcloud.cisco.com. Contact Us: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help/dcloud-service-provider-contacts. ... View more

Overview Cisco DNA is an open, extensible, and software-driven architecture. This structure provides application developers with a variety of ways to approach programmability and automation for both physical and virtual networks environments using Cisco and third-party environments. DNA also complements Cisco's data center based Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) technology by extending a policy-driven approach and software strategy throughout the entire network, from campus to branch, wired to wireless, and core to edge. Scenarios Scenario 1: Schedule a Session Requirements Required: Laptop Login credentials for developer.cisco.com Login credentials for developer.ciscopark.com Cisco Spark™ Client (www.ciscospark.com) Optional: Cisco AnyConnect Components Cisco CSR1000 with IOS XE 16.08 Cisco Meraki Cisco DNA-Center 1.X Microsoft Windows Workstation Centos 7 Cisco Spark Cisco NFVIS 3.7 Cisco CMX 10.4 Features DevOps Human-Interaction Perspective Interact using the Cisco Spark REST APIs Interact with the Meraki APIs Interact with the DNA-C APIs Infrastructure Perspective Device Programmability using RESTCONF on CSR1000 Device Programmability using NETCONF/Yang on CSR1000 Device Programmability with NFVIS Controller Perspective DNA-C REST APIs – Getting started using Inventory, Topology, Device Count APIC-EM REST APIs – Initiate a PathTrace and format the resulting JSON Data CMX REST APIs NFVIS APIs Resources View the content overview: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/demo/cisco-devnet-express-dna-sandbox-v3 Visit the Cisco dCloud help page: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help. Access all available Cisco dCloud content: https://dcloud.cisco.com. Contact Us: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help/dcloud-service-provider-contacts. ... View more

Overview This guide demonstrates the use of Model-Driven (MDT) Telemetry in the context of a virtualized Broadband-Network Gateway (vBNG). This lab aims to provide Systems Engineers with appropriate skills for creating environments that harness the streaming of telemetry data. It will enable them to understand and use MDT data of XR devices, a toolset with collection, storage, visualization and basic analytics, a data processing engine, and Cisco Network Service Orchestrator® (NSO). As such, the lab contains a brief overview of each component and a set of scenarios that help the engineer in defining the building blocks of a closed-loop telemetry environment. Scenarios Scenario 1: Build a Minimal BNG Setup Scenario 2: Configure Telemetry Support for XRv 9000 Scenario 3: Automate IPv4 Address Pool Management Components Xr9k Linux host at 198.18.134.28, as a KVM hypervisor for XRv 9000 XRv 9000 version 6.4.1.24I XRv 9000 is accessible at 198.18.134.29 and through telnet 198.18.134.28 12787 Docker host at 198.18.134.27 with: Docker stack of containers: Pipeline InfluxDB Kapacitor Grafana ANX Netconf Explorer NSO version5.2 Simulator of DHCP clients PC Workstation at 198.18.133.252 with Remote Desktop with Putty console for: XRv 9000 Docker VM Features BNG DHCP XRv 9000 DHCP server Simulator for DHCP clients MDT Closed-loop Telemetry MDT streaming configuration MDT collection with Cisco Pipeline ANX Netconf Explorer for browsing MDT sensor-paths and generating Pipeline’s metrics file Metrics monitoring in Grafana Metrics data processing with the Kapacitor engine NSO allows for DHCP pool definition and extension actions Event-based automatic DHCP pool extension based on an increasing number of DHCP clients Resources View the content overview: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/demo/consuming-xr-model-driven-streaming-telemetry-lab-v1 Visit the Cisco dCloud help page: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help. Access all available Cisco dCloud content: https://dcloud.cisco.com. Contact Us: https://dcloud-cms.cisco.com/help/dcloud-service-provider-contacts. ... View more