I'm really happy to share something we have been working for a while on DevNet: "NSO Playground".
This is a new environment that allows you to experiment with NSO directly on your web browser without having to install anything. The best part, this is open for everyone to develop their own examples
The playground uses a combination of two main components:
- GitHub. Here you add your code/instructions.
- Cloud IDE on Cisco Code Exchange. Acts as a runtime environment where your Github repository is cloned automatically.
To help you get started, we've created two repositories on GitHub: one for System Install and another for Local Install. These repositories contain all the information you need to explore the playground, add your own examples, find help, and even access an example to play around with.
Take a look the announcement here.
If curious, see this example I prepared: https://github.com/jillesca/nso-restconf-dns-example. This will give a good idea of what you can do and how to start. Best thing you can play with it on the Playground and fork it to start with your own.
And don't forget about the other environments we have available for you: Learning Labs and NSO Sandboxes, which by they way, we are currently in the process of updating them to provide an even better experience.