Summit Connect: Houston
At Summit Connect 2023 in Houston, we hosted a Network Automation session and an Event-Driven Ansible hands-on lab. This doc aggregates some useful links from our discussions for future reference.
General
Link | Description |
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Ansible on YouTube | YouTube Channel ran by the Ansible BU with countless tutorials |
Zach's Blog | My blog focused primarily on challenges that I help customers solve with Ansible |
Containerized Install | Install Ansible Automation Platform using containers via Podman |
Network Automation
Link | Description |
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ansible-network-mgmt | Repository containing source code for the Summit Connect demos |
ansible-network-configs | Repository containing the backups using Ansible's common data model, as well as golden configs for the configuration-as-code use case |
Git Backup and Restore | Documentation for the first demo of the git configuration backup and restore process |
Network Config-as-Code | Documentation for the second demo of automated pipelines to deploy configuration on completion of a pull request |
Ansible.Netcommon | Documentation for the Ansible validated content collection for common networking operations (write vendor-agnostic playbooks) |
Example Dynamic Documentation | Touched on this use case in the slides, this is an example report generated by Ansible |
Event-Driven Ansible
Link | Description |
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EDA Lab | Public landing page for the Event-Driven Ansible labs we walked through together (PDF of slides can be found here) |
Getting Started Guide | Red Hat's getting started guide with links to additional references |
Ansible Rulebook Documentation | Official documentation for developing and using Ansible rulebooks |
Building Custom Decision Environments | Guide for building custom decision environments (requires customer login) |
ansible.eda Collection | Source code for the ansible.eda collection available in the default execution environment |
cloin.eda Collection | Source code for the cloin.eda collection - useful reference for developing your own custom source plugins (example for ServiceNow available) |