YANG, NETCONF, RESTCONF Demos and Free labs (Part 2)

[@markanthonygarcia4368]

really amazing. I'm at cisco live 2020 right now and couple 9f my devnet sessions were about netconf yang, and this video saved me time reading "yang network programmability" book. so thank you!

[@davidbombal]

That's fantastic! Enjoy Cisco Live Mark!

[@SuperLisitsin]

David and Hank, Thank you very much for these wonderful series. I sincerely hope that you find the time to continue them :)

[@andreyagenosov3286]

Really useful introductory demo! Thanks to Hank for sharing his knowledge and to David for organising this demo!

[@naingaung7827]

Mr.David. All of your chat is remarkable.

[@mustafas.8759]

Thanks very much to both David and Hank for these great educational videos and great starting point. Like David said it best, it took 3 tries to my pass CCIE over 15 years and the amount of time and money I put in and did not have the luxury we have today, so how I should look at this new approach to network administration.

[@polliluiz]

David and Hank. Thank you so much for this video. It is really awesome

[@anthonymoscon18]

This was great and serves well to people who are brand new to this. I am fortunate to have done this stuff at Facebook so that gives me a little bit of a head start.

[@vlogsBooks]

Again, I would like to thank both of you for sharing this information with us. This is again a masterstroke. I would like to see many more useful labs about NBI with ODL and HP VAN controller as this is all about SBI.

[@jgranahan]

Really Great, David! I appreciate the actual hands-on demonstration of these, at times, overwhelming concepts and systems!! I love your videos!!!

[@mohideenpitchai5437]

Awesome.. Thank you David and Hank for the detailed discussion. Having the same question about the XML template creation for the loopback addition and deletion also how we sent the hello response over ssh. would be very useful to know this.. Expecting RESTConf relevant video as well.

[@dushyanthpeddi9690]

Great Demo. Thanks David & Hank 👍

[@lmsfcp]

Great explanation with true examples and how to proceed with further training. Many thanks.

[@djmezza1]

really enjoying these demo's about NETCONF :D

[@davidbombal]

DevNet Home Page: cs.co/9002DQ3Tu Network Programmability Basics Lessons on NETCONF, RESTCONF and YANG: cs.co/9006DIusu Learning Labs on NETCONF, RESTCONF, and YANG: cs.co/9001DIus5 NETCONF, RESTCONF, and YANG Info on DevNet: cs.co/9001DIusU Coding Fundamentals Learning Module: cs.co/9000DQ3XQ Network Programability Basics Video Course: cs.co/9005DQ3kJ CCNA or Python: blogs.cisco.com/developer/how-do-i-get-started-learning-network-programmability Why is Cisco teaching my Python? blogs.cisco.com/developer/why-is-cisco-teaching-me-python LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/hpreston And feel free to join and post into the DevNet Group on Linked In: www.linkedin.com/groups/6609150 Should you Facebook or Instagram: facebook.com/ciscodevnet/ instagram.com/ciscodevnet/

[@johnshepherd2185]

OMG this video cleared up a lot of things for me. I have a small home lab and been wanting to start learning. Now I know where to start. Thanks David.

[@talaldalloul9364]

Really appreciate the efforts that you are putting here ... Tons of thanks

[@gaatutube]

Thank you very much. Looks like this is yet another journey I need to start on.

[@DavidDavida]

Thanks again Hank and David and theDevNetTeams MyStoryIsNowFlowing

[@markpartridge9046]

Thanks again Hank and David

[@qamberali3893]

Thank you for such a great useful video lesson. Very interesting and effective.

[@rakesh4a1]

Great. Clear explanation and labs. Have to start investing my time on these. Thanks a lot, folks. Have to definitely subscribe for future videos..

[@williamshenk7940]

Excellent videos!, great coverage on the next way to do things.

[@kenmurphy4259]

Great material, thank you David

[@vijayalaxmi7449]

Thank you David and Hank! Can we have more examples of netconf/yang on Cisco NXOS devices? I wanted to understand, how you created the XML snippets to add / delete loopback1024 etc? I think that seems to be my main stumbling block after watching the video.

[@oxxxca_dot_exe6657]

This is just beautiful. Gonna try to do it with node cx

[@ozzman530]

Watching this again....years later this info is still great, and tbh devices using netconf are kinda still working just like this. I don't see a lot of advances in the tools capable of communicating with netconf.

[@patrickilunga1535]

Many Thanks for this Tehnical Discussion

[@massimilianoiannelli897]

Great video content indeed !! My only question is where you'll find the Yang-templates filters (e.g.= delete_Loopback) already made to be used with Python-3 editor?

[@TheAfreitag]

I wish I had seen all the videos in this series before getting my Cisco NPDESI certification, it would have cut down on the learning curve tremendously.

[@mustafaawad]

God bless you both

[@Alain9-1]

thank you

[@rakesh4a1]

What is the underlying transport protocol used for encrypting session, TLS or SSH?

[@oxxxca_dot_exe6657]

Is 10000 the sandbox port of RESTconf too?

[@jigarrg30]

i wonder if i can use this in a regular IOS devices?

[@jamlab13]

Well, time to start diving into python and XML. There's no escaping it now. #NewCCNP

[@mariadass25]

How do i create loopback in nexus switch using netconf?. I need XML

[@riccardoandreetta9520]

right ending. But the value of ssh-ing all the 1000 device to configure what you have to, is still much higher respect to using this unfriendly, awful syntax to do the same stuff. Excluded the case of routers that only support GUI ... how many are there ?

[@iuhihs]

to be honest I got into networking because I hated programming so so much...and as we know sh*t always finds itself to the good things in life(for some at least). Now without any programming language background this is so painful to watch and comprehend