FYI, I just figured out that Java was not successfully starting up with NSO 4.4.2 and the latest Juniper and IOSXR NEDs on my Mac because the 512M Java heap size is not longer big enough. ISO and NX and 4.4.2 are still ok, but if you want to run wi...
At the Developer Days conference we saw some excellent examples of NSO use cases including device onboarding, configuration compliance, and device software upgrade. If you were not there, I recommend that you check out the slides and watch the videos...
One solution that is now ready for prime time thanks to some great work from the Cisco Tail-f NED folks is NSO device connections over a terminal server. For those who don’t know, a terminal server (‘TS’) is a piece of networking equipment that pr...
Ciscos are one popular type of terminal server and you are really just configuring the ports, proxies, access, and other mapping operations so I suppose it should just work (and netconf is not required). I don't know if there is a NED for Opengear ...
We can contribute what we have as a base. I'll make it a bit more generic and submit it to github within a week or so. Just like the other other examples we have seen so far, Ansible is very flexible and can do just about anything several different...
We have used Ansible for deployment of NSO for several projects. We started to use it because a customer was using an NCS version that didn't support fully nct yet so we built up a set of playbooks that did everything from installing the packages t...
I like nct for what it does, but do you think it should be invested in by the BU or should we have the community develop Ansible-based solutions? This seems like a good example of where the community would move much faster than the product could.
Hi Vishesh,Is the code going to go into the NSO-Developer github so that we don't have to be behind the Cisco firewall to have a look? (Also, github3 is migrating now so even this pdf has to change, right?)Regards,Scott
