Deep Dive Into Model Driven Programmability with NETCONF and YANG

[@techevangelist8373]

Good for somebody who already knows about all this. I enjoyed it since I knew this. Good refresher. But, when I watched this 6 months back, I didn't understand a thing. Then, I watched some videos from dataknox who really went in a very fundamental and explained in a very simplified way. And now I understand what this guy is taking about

[@avadhutatre]

Have seen so many yang sessions. This one is hands down the best! Couldn't be more organised, structured and more informative. Thanks a ton guys!

[@rahulcsaple]

Excellent webinar . Contents were well structured and explained with simplicity

[@austimbo]

Awesome intro to Netconf! Enough info to get started and where to go next.

[@devnarayanpaudel1246]

Excellent webinar session about Netconf and Yang models . Well structured content and simply explained.

[@DevNetDan]

Great overview of YANG and NETCONF!

[@我是查理查]

very nice introduction about yang, it helps a lot for new comer

[@dipakkumarrai1442]

Great video. Would you kindly help me with a link or tutorial of how to go about converting a yang model into a json format?

[@sandejai]

That's very informative, thank you

[@RaulEduardoFloresNajera]

Excellent info, thanks for sharing

[@DavidTorres-mk9sk]

thanks u, good brief explanation.

[@vinayakkolhapure150]

Can we call a 'C' function in yang file ? Or is there any way to accomplish this ? Basically I want to call a 'C' fun which will return a integer value and use that in my .yang file.

[@cuongbang7721]

yang file is for describing data structure, so you can't call a C function in a yang file.

[@Rileytp]

Amazing. Thanks.

[@mc-wi8wp]

This guy is not bad!

[@taoli5497]

Excellent

[@AnhHuynh-jv8to]

why we call it "Yang" ?

[@cuongbang7721]

YANG stands for Yet Another Next Gen.